Juventus 16-17 Home Kit Released
The new Juventus 16-17 home kit offers a modern interpretation of the traditional black and white stripes, with the former dominating the scene. Officially launched today, the new Adidas Juventus 2016-17 jersey is expected to be debuted in the last Serie A game at Juventus Stadium.
Adidas became Juventus' football shirt supplier with the start of the 2015-16 season, in a deal worth €140 million over six seasons. Jeep continues to feature as main sponsor for the new Juve 16-17 home, away and third kits.
Juventus 16-17 Home Kit
This is the new Adidas Juventus 2016-2017 home jersey.
After the very first Adidas Juventus kit was predominantly white, the new Juventus 2016-17 home kit sees black take over the majority of the shirt, shorts and socks. The Juventus home shirt features two white and three black stripes on the front, with the latter including white pinstripes in their center. The striping also prevails on the sleeves of the Juventus 2016-2017 shirt, while the shoulders are colored in solid white.
Three start commemorating the club's Serie A titles are placed above the iconic Juve badge in gold, while the Adidas logo is white with a black outline. Also on the front of the new Juventus kit is the Jeep logo, colored black inside a white box, opposite from how it looked on the previous Juventus shirts. On the sides of the Juventus 2016-17 home kit, we can see the iconic Adidas stripes running, colored white.
Continuing the scheme of the new Juventus 16-17 shirt, the shorts and socks are black with white accents, a big change from the almost entirely white Juventus 15-16 home kit.
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PSG 26-27 Away Kit - Long-Sleeve Version
Footy Headlines can leak 3 new pictures of the Nike PSG 26-27 away kit, long-sleeve version.
The kit is predominantly white and features a distinctive central gradient 'Hechter' stripe that transitions from red to navy blue with a vertical pinstripe effect, along with a matching lenticular crest and standard logo placements
Michael Olise Wears Custom Nike Hypervenom Phantom 3 Boots by Matty Boy
Michael Olise took to the pitch for his first 2026 World Cup match against Senegal wearing a unique pair of custom football boots. Rather than opting for one of Nike's current mainline models, Olise laced up in a personalized version of the Nike Hypervenom Phantom III boots.
The boots were customized by artist Matt Digiacomo, widely known as Matty Boy. The design features a distinct hand-painted aesthetic, applying personalized graphics and details directly onto the classic Hypervenom Phantom III 'Just Do It', released in 2018. This choice by Olise highlights a continuing trend of players showcasing bespoke, artist-customized footwear during major tournaments.
The custom Matty Boy edition serves as a striking blend of high-performance football gear and individual streetwear-inspired artistry.
FC Luzern 2026-27 Away Kit Released
The new FC Luzern 2026-27 away kit has been officially released. Made by Erreà, the shirt will be worn during the club's 26-27 Swiss Super League campaign and follows the release of their 125th-anniversary home kit earlier in May.
The Erreà FC Luzern 2026-27 away shirt draws inspiration from one of the city's most representative architectural landmarks, the Jesuit Church. It features a sophisticated tone-on-tone ornamental pattern that runs discreetly across the fabric. A striking blue vertical stripe, enhanced by a subtle golden trim, runs down the center of the shirt, paying homage to the club's traditional colors and adding a touch of elegance to the overall design.
The new Erreà FC Luzern 2026-27 away jersey successfully connects the club's local heritage with a contemporary aesthetic. The kit is currently available to purchase through the official club store.
Spotted: Cavan Sullivan Wears Special Adidas 3D-Printed Boots
Cavan Sullivan is the latest player to be spotted wearing Adidas' newly developed 3D-printed boots. Before him, Atlético Madrid forward Ademola Lookman was the first player seen wearing this special footwear. Big thanks to bootsclub.
The innovative Adidas 3D-printed boots, officially unveiled in late April, are part of the R.A.P. (Radical Athlete Perception) project. The initiative transforms athlete insights into reality through feedback, testing, and performance data, creating products tailored to players' needs.