Adidas x Captain Tsubasa Ball Released - Debuted at the Club World Cup
Update: The Adidas Tsubasa football, which debuted at the Club World Cup this month, has been officially released.
Teaming up with the creators of popular football anime Captain Tsubasa, Adidas launched a top-tier football with a custom design inspired by the series.
Adidas Captain Tsubasa "Official Match Ball" - White / Solar Red / Glory Blue / Black
Dubbed the Captain Tsubasa Official Match Ball (OMB), the ball is based on the panel shaped introduced for last year's World Cup, while the design appears to take cues from the still-to-be-released Euro 2020 ball.
Predominantly white, the upper features a comic-inspired graphic print on black, blue and orange, while the Adidas logo is black and the smaller text white.
The Captain Tsubasa ball is available to buy for $150.
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Vintage Football Shirts
from Cult Kits
2006/07 Le Mans *Player Issue* Home Shirt (L) Kappa
1996/97 Wolves Away Shirt (S) Puma
1998 Dreamers Drill Top 'England' (Multiple Sizes) Cult
1995/96 Tanjong Pajar Boys Club #3 Tartan Shirt (L) Umbro
2002/04 Spain De Pedro #11 Away Shirt (L) Adidas
2014 Germany Away Shirt (S) Adidas
2006/08 South Korea Ji Sung #7 Home Shirt (M) Nike
2018/19 Manchester United Womens Home Shirt (M) Adidas
2004/05 Puma *BNWT* Template Shirt (S)
2000/01 Chelsea Zola #25 L/S Away Shirt (L) Umbro
Juventus 26-27 Home Kit Debuted
Yesterday, Juventus debuted its new 2026-27 home kit. It looked absolutely beautiful on the pitch with its traditional striped design.
However, it turned into a disappointing debut as they lost 0-2 to Fiorentina, putting their chances of qualifying for the 2026-27 UEFA Champions League at serious risk.
Penalty Shonan Bellmare 15th Season Commemorative Kit
Japanese J-League side Shonan Bellmare has officially unveiled a special 15th Season Commemorative kit produced by Penalty. This vibrant new release marks a significant milestone in the partnership between the club and the Brazilian sportswear brand, celebrating a decade and a half of continuous collaboration.
Most notably, the club has confirmed that this commemorative shirt will serve as the final kit produced by Penalty for Shonan Bellmare, bringing an end to one of the most recognizable and long-running technical sponsorships in modern Japanese domestic football.
The Shonan Bellmare 15th Season Commemorative shirt features a mashup design, merging the look of the past 15 kits in one shirt. The result is a highly complex and striking graphic design set against the team's traditional bright lime green base.
What are your thoughts on this final Shonan Bellmare commemorative kit from Penalty? Let us know in the comments below.