Adidas FC Copenhagen 14-15 Home Kit Released
Jul 26, 2014, by Chris
- Home Kit Release: The Adidas FC Copenhagen 2014-15 home kit was released earlier this month and will be debuted on July 26th.
- Home Kit Design: The home jersey is mainly white with light gray Adidas stripes, sleeve cuffs, a white v-collar, and black sponsor logos and numbers.
- Goalkeeper Kits: FC Copenhagen has two exclusively designed goalkeeper kits, a royal blue/silver home kit and a green away kit.
The new Adidas FC Copenhagen 2014-15 Home Kit was released earlier this month and will be worn for the first time in the league match against FC Nordsjælland on July 26. Adidas again makes the FC København 2014-2015 Home Jersey, which is sponsored by Carlsberg Sport. The FC Copenhagen 2014-15 Kit stands out from previous home shirts.
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FC Copenhagen 14-15 Home Kit
This is the new Adidas FC Copenhagen 2014-2015 Kit.
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For the 2014-15 season, FC Copenhagen will wear a mainly white shirt with light gray 3 Adidas stripes and sleeve cuffs. Based on the Adidas Condivo 14 template, the new Adidas FC København 14-15 Home Jersey features a white v-collar and an classical kit design.
The Carlsberg logo on the front and the back under the neckline is black, while the unique kit numbers are also black.
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The shorts and the socks of the new FC København 2014-15 Home Jersey are white / light gray.
FC Copenhagen 14-15 Goalkeeper Kits
These are the new FC Copenhagen 2014-2015 Goalkeeper Jerseys.
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Both FC Copenhagen 14-15 Goalkeeper Kits were exclusively designed for the Danish club. The new FC Copenhagen 2014-15 Goalkeeper Home Kit is royal blue / silver, while the FC Copenhagen 14-15 Goalkeeper Away Shirt is green.
The unreleased Adidas Club América 26-27 home kit has been spotted for sale by Indonesian kit freaks @Jerseyforum.
Nagoya Grampus 26-27 Home, Away & Goalkeeper Kits Released
Japanese J1 League club Nagoya Grampus have officially released their new 2026-27 home, away and goalkeeper kits. Made by Mizuno, the new kits will be worn in the upcoming Meiji Yasuda J1 League season, which marks the league's transition to a fall-spring schedule.
The Mizuno Nagoya Grampus 2026-27 kits are designed under the theme "Grampus Triple Helix." This concept represents the intertwined DNA of the players, the fans and supporters, and the city of Nagoya and Aichi Prefecture. The front of the shirts features 12 distinct stripes, symbolizing the unity of the Grampus family and the club's rich history since the inception of the J.League.
Shonan Bellmare Announce Umbro Deal & Reveal 2026-27 Kits
Japanese J2 League club Shonan Bellmare has officially announced a new kit supplier partnership with Umbro, facilitated through KAMO, starting from the 2026-27 season. Following the initial partnership announcement, the club quickly revealed its new Umbro home and away kits for the upcoming campaign.
The Shonan Bellmare 2026-27 kits introduce bespoke designs for the club. The home shirt features the team's traditional colors with a fresh look by the English brand, while the away kit offers a distinct alternative option. Both kits feature the classic Umbro double diamond logo alongside the club crest.
The new Shonan Bellmare 2026-27 Umbro kits are already available to buy, with fans able to purchase the shirts complete with player name and number customization options.
Cristiano Ronaldo Switches Mercurial Boots at Halftime Against Colombia
Cristiano Ronaldo debuted a special pair of custom Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 'Gold Scorpion' football boots during Portugal's 2026 World Cup match against Colombia. The exclusive design was created as a tribute to his historic achievement of scoring in six different FIFA World Cup tournaments, a record-breaking milestone in international football.
Despite the pre-match hype surrounding the limited-edition tribute boots, Ronaldo only wore the 'Gold Scorpion' edition for the opening 45 minutes of the game. Following the halftime break, he was seen switching back to the standard 'Breakout' colorway of the Nike Mercurial Superfly 11, likely opting for the familiar comfort of his regular match boots.
