Vintage Football Shirts
from Cult Kits
2007/08 Benfica Adu #30 L/S Home Shirt (M) Adidas
1985/88 Brazil Home Shirt (L) Topper
2015/16 Northern Ireland 1/2 Zip Training Top (M) Adidas
2009/10 Barcelona Messi #10 Home Shirt (L) Nike
2015/16 Internacional 1/4 Zip Fleece Top (XL.Kids) Adidas
2007/08 Sheffield United Hendrie #11 *Match Worn + Squad Signed* Home Shirt (M) Le Coq Sportif
2000/01 Valencia Aimar #22 Home Shirt (M) Nike
1999/00 Manchester United Beckham #7 'C/L Winners' Home Shirt (L) Umbro
2000/02 Brazil Ronaldo #9 Home Shirt (L) Nike
2019/20 Necaxa *BNWT* Home Shirt (M) Charly Futbol
Liverpool 26-27 Goalkeeper Kit Leaked
River Plate 1996 Remake Jacket Leaked
Adidas will release a River 1996 remake kit + collection in 2026. Now, we can exclusively another piece of the collection, a track jacket.
See the full River Plate 1996 remake collection: https://www.footyheadlines.com/2026/02/adidas-river-plate-1996-remake-home-kit.html
AS Saint-Étienne 1976 European Cup Final Remake Kit Revealed
Exactly 50 years to the day after the famous European Cup final in Glasgow, Le Coq Sportif has released a special limited-edition reissue of the iconic AS Saint-Étienne 1976 kit. Paying tribute to the legendary Dominique Rocheteau, the brand has meticulously reproduced his number 7 jersey directly from their Romilly-sur-Seine workshops. The retro green shirt faithfully maintains the original cut, material, and classic blue-white-red tricolor collar of the era.
The limited collection is available soon via the official Le Coq Sportif web store. It features a long-sleeved version retailing for €110, a short-sleeved option for €89, and a matching track jacket priced at €190.
All-New Ligue 3 Revealed
The French Football Federation (FFF) has officially announced the launch of the fully professional "Ligue 3" for the upcoming 2026-2027 season, permanently replacing the current third-tier Championnat National. This historic move marks the first time the FFF will directly organize a professional men's league.
As part of this major restructuring of the French football pyramid, the lower divisions will also be renamed for better clarity: the current National 2 will become National 1, and National 3 will shift to National 2. The newly formed 18-team Ligue 3 aims to bring greater financial stability, technological innovation such as a coaches' video challenge system, and increased exposure to the division, with all 309 matches set to be broadcast exclusively on the Ligue 1+ platform.
To mark this monumental transition, the FFF has also introduced a completely new visual identity for the competition. The rebranding is centered around a modern logo that combines the rectangular shape of a football pitch with the tiered structure of a stadium grandstand. This design visually embodies the league's new official slogan, "Terrain de rencontres" (Meeting Ground), aiming to highlight the intersection of professional ambition and popular, locally rooted football.

