"Return" In 2020 - Mexico Already Had A Pink Kit In 2004
Some days ago, we exclusively leaked that the Adidas Mexico 2020 away kit will be pink. It is a color that is not associated with the Mexican national team usually. However, it is not the first time that Mexico got a pink jersey.
Mexico 2004 Olympics Kits
For the 2004 Summer Olympics in Greece, Mexican brand Atletica made the kits for the Mexican soccer teams. The brand released three Mexico jerseys for the 2004 Olympics, and all of them featured pink. The green and white home kit was combined with pink, the white away jersey was white / green / pink, while the third uniform was completely pink.
The pink colored Mexico 2004 Olympics kit was thought by the Women's Soccer Team, according to an article of that time. The pink shirt also was the third uniform of the Men's National Team, who never wore it in a game - they were eliminated after three games in the group stage.
Unlike the pink 2004 Olympics Kits, it is safe to assume that the pink Adidas Mexico 2020 jersey will be worn by the El Tri (The Tricolor).
What do you think of the Olympics Mexico 2004 jerseys by Atletica? Do like that Mexico will go pink again with the 2020 Adidas away kit? Drop us a line below.
Como 1907 26-27 Home Kit Released With Shocking €125 Price Tag
Como 1907's new 26-27 home kit has arrived, but the price tag is intense. The Italian club is charging €125 for the home jersey, which is €25 more expensive than the standard Adidas retail price of €100. While Como is asking €125 at its own official outlets, Adidas should sell the exact same kit for the standard €100 price through its own retail channels (but without the sponsors, which some surely prefer).
The steep €125 price tag stands out even further when compared to previous releases. For supporters reluctant to pay such a high amount for the new 26-27 shirt, last season's home kit is available for half price at just €55 (full price was €110).
Manchester United 26-27 Third Kit - Close-Up Images
Manchester United's 2026-27 third kit has once again been spotted on sale in stores. Meanwhile, @jerseyreview has shared additional close-up images of the jersey, highlighting the special "Manchester United Football Club" detail on the back of the collar, inspired by the iconic Salford Lads Club.
Instead of the full brand name, only the distinctive Snapdragon fireball emblem is displayed on the chest, giving the shirt a minimalist aesthetic. This decision was probably made to better fit the central layout.











