No More Adidas - Puma Signs Egypt Kit Deal
Jan 22, 2019, by Chris
Yesterday, we reported that Puma is rumored to become Egypt's new kit maker from this year, replacing Adidas. Now Puma officially announced that they a new multi-year partnership with the Egyptian Football Association, which will see the brand once again team up with Africa’s most successful team.
“Egypt has an amazing track record and we are very excited to once again supply them with our products”, said Johan Adamsson, Director of Sports Marketing & Sports Licensing at Puma. “We hope that Puma and the Pharaohs can continue where they left off, by taking the title in the next Africa Cup of Nations in 2019.”
Puma Signs Long-Term Egypt Kit Deal
Starting 2019, Puma will provide all representative national teams, including men’s, women’s and youth teams, with official kits. The new Puma Egypt kit deal is expected to be valid for four years, until the 2022 World Cup.
When the Pharaohs last wore Puma, they won three consecutive AFCON titles between 2006 and 2010. Overall, Egypt has won seven continental titles, making it the most successful team in African football.
2010 Puma Egypt kit
“It is great to be back with the big cat in 2019. We share many happy and successful memories together and hope we will hit the ground running in what will be a very important year for Egyptian football,” said Hany Abo Rida, President of the Egyptian Football Association.
Do you look forward to see the first Puma Egypt kit of the new partnership? Let us know in the comments below.
Swansea City 26-27 Third Kit Released
Swansea City and Joma have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 Championship season. The new strip completes the Swans' kit collection for the campaign, offering a sleek look inspired by the local coastline.
The Joma Swansea City 26-27 third shirt features a black base overlaid with a subtle tonal wave pattern across the body. A classic polo collar and matching sleeve cuffs feature crisp white piping, complemented by silver-white detailing for the Joma logo, principal sponsor AG1, and the standalone swan crest.
As with the home and away jerseys, Welsh identity is embedded throughout the shirt, with "ABERTAWE" printed on the upper back neck and the club slogan "Ein Hanes. Ein Dyfodol. Ein Ffordd." featured inside the collar label. Black shorts and socks complete the new Swansea City 26-27 third kit.
Original UEFA Super Cup Sleeve Badge Was Removed
At the 2026 UEFA Super Cup, Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa wore the reigning Champions League and Europa League title-holder patches, respectively. This change started last year during the Super Cup clash between PSG and Tottenham Hotspur.
From 1998 to 2024, both teams competing in the UEFA Super Cup wore a single, generic tournament patch featuring the Super Cup trophy.
While PSG will continue wearing their Champions League patch throughout their continental campaign, Aston Villa's reigning Europa League champions patch will make its one and only appearance at the Super Cup. For their upcoming Champions League campaign, Villa will switch to a special Starball patch designated specifically for the reigning Europa League winners.
Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the information and collage image
PSG Debut Retro-Inspired Champions League Font in UEFA Super Cup
Paris Saint-Germain officially debuted their special cup font for their 26-27 home jersey during the 2026 UEFA Super Cup clash against Aston Villa. The nameset made a striking visual statement on the pitch, featuring player names enclosed in sharp white rectangular boxes alongside 3D-styled squad numbers.
This unique typography takes direct inspiration from the legendary font worn by PSG during their victorious 95-96 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup campaign - the first major European trophy in the club's history.
While the streamlined standard typeface will continue to be used in domestic Ligue 1 matches, this nostalgic 90s-style font is set to be worn exclusively during their Champions League title defense.
