Leaked: Brazil 2015 Kit to Be Released Ahead of US Friendlies

Former Manchester United and England midfielder Jesse Lingard yesterday night wore a unique name on the back of his shirt for his current club, Corinthians.

During the Brazilian side's Copa do Brasil clash against Barra FC, Lingard took to the pitch with his popular moniker, 'J Lingz', printed above his squad number. Rather than a permanent vanity choice by the 33-year-old, this unusual kit alteration was part of a coordinated, team-wide initiative where all Corinthians players swapped their traditional names for their recognizable nicknames.

The temporary name changes were implemented as part of a promotional campaign for Brazil's Generic Drug Day, which is officially celebrated on May 20th. Driven by pharmaceutical brand Hypera, the initiative aimed to highlight the importance and reliability of generic medications in public health. By replacing the players' standard names with their nicknames, the club and the sponsor sought to creatively demonstrate that even if the name on the back is different, the player - and by extension, the generic medication - delivers the exact same performance and effect.

Lingard joined the Brazilian giants in March following a stint in South Korea with FC Seoul.

We can share the first look at the new Juventus away pre-match shirt for the 2026-2027 season.

The Adidas Juventus 26-27 away pre-match top introduces a clean, two-tone block design that perfectly captures a vintage aesthetic. The shirt features a solid black torso that is sharply contrasted by off-white raglan sleeves and a matching off-white v-neck collar.

The absolute standout feature of the garment is the application of the logos on the chest. Both the classic Adidas Trefoil and the iconic Juventus zebra crest are rendered in a pale pink. This specific shade of pink has been carefully chosen to directly match the primary base color of the Juventus 26-27 away jersey, creating a cohesive visual link between the pre-match apparel and the official matchday uniform.

The first image of the new Bayern Munich 26-27 pre-match top and away shorts have been leaked online, courtesy of kit insider Kamil Berberler.

The long-sleeved Adidas Bayern 26-27 pre-match away shirt features a vibrant red central body that is sharply contrasted by dark navy raglan sleeves and a matching thick v-neck collar. Further cementing its retro appeal, the right chest displays the classic white Adidas Trefoil logo opposite the Bayern Munich club e.V. crest.

This new pre-match top is based directly on the streamlined template used for the Adidas 2026 away jackets.

In addition to the pre-match top, this leak also provides fans with an early glimpse at the accompanying Bayern Munich 26-27 away shorts.

We can leak the first images of the new Paris Saint-Germain anthem jacket for the 2026-2027 season. Produced by long-time technical partner Nike, the jacket is set to be worn by the players as they line up on the pitch before matches. The design embraces a clean and traditional color palette that remains deeply rooted in the visual identity of the Parisian club.

The Nike PSG 26-27 anthem jacket features a predominantly royal blue base constructed from a lightweight, crinkled fabric that immediately gives it a retro sportswear aesthetic. The standout element of the jacket is the integration of Nike's classic Windrunner chevron pattern across the chest and upper sleeves, which is sharply defined by thin, contrasting red piping. A crisp white Nike Swoosh is located on the right side of the chest, sitting opposite the standard, full-color Paris Saint-Germain club crest.

What do you think of the retro-inspired design of this new Paris Saint-Germain 26-27 anthem jacket? Let us know in the comments below.

Arsenal will continue to use their bespoke cup kit font for the upcoming 2026-2027 season, making only a minor visual update to its color scheme.

This custom typography, which is typically worn during non-league competitions such as the Champions League and domestic cups, retains its sharp, modern aesthetic and the signature cannon detailing located at the base of each numeral.

The only difference for the new campaign lies in the application of colors to the names and numbers. During the 2025-2026 season, the font was rendered in solid white with grey detailing. For the 2026-2027 kit, Adidas has updated the application by adding a thick, red & dark red outline around both the lettering and the numbering.

Indeed, the colorway matches the duo-color 3 stripes of the kit, which also has two shades of red.

Do you prefer the plain white font application from the 25-26 season or the updated bordered look for the 26-27 campaign? Let us know in the comments.