Kappa Produces One-Off Of Child's Football Kit Imagination
Mar 30, 2020, by Chris
Update: Kappa produced a one-off version of the hand-drawn soccer jersey. They used Saintetixx’s version of Evan’s shirt (and made one for his parent as well).
Update: The hand-drawn football kit by a young child will be produced in reality by Hope & Glory, a UK-based specialist sportswear company designing & manufacturing bespoke football kits and training wear. The proceeds are going to music therapy charity Soundwell Music Therapy Trust. Already available to pre-order, the kit will be sent out from late April 2020. The kit is officially called "@fistedaway / Soundwell Charity Shirt".
@fistedaway / Soundwell Charity Shirt
When Nike released the new it for the Nigerian national football team, the Swoosh did quite proudly announce that the jersey is not a template kit but that "the kit’s pattern was hand drawn, highly symbolic of Nigerian heritage with nods to nobility and family." Now a drawing of a football shirt by the son of a football fan made the waves on social media.
Kid Draws Football Kit
The hand-drawn design by the young child consists of different shades and triangles in a wide range of colors - from a bright over over silver to brown and blue. He also draw a small Swoosh on the right chest area and a abdge on the left side to round off the design.
French designer Saintetixx put the hand-drawn design onto his modern Nike football template, and PES kit maker GamerKits created it for Pro Evolution Soccer. Both reveal that the design does look quite impressive, especially if we would imagine it as keeper shirt.
My son has designed his first football kit and it’s very very jazzy pic.twitter.com/w1pdMIWb8y
— Fisted Away (@fistedaway) March 1, 2020
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T90-Inspired Nike Barclays WSL 26-27 Ball Released
Nike and the Women's Super League have officially revealed the official match ball for the 26-27 Barclays WSL and WSL2 seasons. Built on Nike's Control ball model, the design draws heavy inspiration from Nike's iconic Total 90 era, bringing a retro-infused visual identity to top-tier English women's football.
The design features vibrant multi-coloured rings and graphic lines in red, pink, blue, and black against a white base. These accents are arranged to create a subtle strobe effect when spinning in flight, aiding visibility for players on the pitch. The Barclays WSL version features a gold Nike Swoosh inside the signature circular ring, while the WSL2 edition showcases a silver Swoosh paired with bright pink detailing.
Underneath the graphics, the ball utilizes Nike Control technology with debossed grooves and engineered paneling designed to deliver stable aerodynamics and consistent touch in all conditions. The new ball will be used across all 26-27 WSL, WSL2, and domestic cup matches.
FIFA Kit Creator Adds Dozens of New Old & 26-27 Kit Templates
FIFA Kit Creator has expanded their extensive template library with a large batch of brand-new jersey structures.
The latest update introduces base designs for the upcoming 26-27 season alongside classic retro cuts from iconic past eras. Creators matteuscm and KARAVASHKIN contributed heavily to this release, bringing fresh builds across major manufacturers including Adidas, Nike, Puma, Castore, Hummel, and Umbro. Among the modern additions are official base templates for upcoming club kits such as the Adidas 26-27 AS Roma and Tiro 27 cuts, the Nike 26-27 SC Freiburg template, Castore 26-27 Everton home layout, and new Puma designs for Palmeiras and Fluminense.
Updated national team templates for Ireland, Denmark, Indonesia, and DR Congo are also now available for creators to customize.
Beyond contemporary 26-27 cuts, the update adds several famous historical templates. Users can create concepts using nostalgic patterns like the Adidas 2004 Greece home template, the 05-06 AC Milan and Bayer Leverkusen cuts, Nike 2010 and 2014 Brazil silhouettes, and Puma 2006 Italy away template.
All new template options are live and available on FIFA Kit Creator.
Outstanding CP Cacereño 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Spanish club CP Cacereño and new kit supplier Hummel have officially unveiled the team's new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. Marking the beginning of their technical partnership, Hummel has created two distinct custom designs heavily inspired by local culture and mythology.
The CP Cacereño 26-27 home kit features a rich green base dominated by an intricate graphic depicting dragon scales across the front panel. The design links directly to the club's release slogan, "No soy un futbolista, soy un dragón". White detailing is applied to the classic collar, sleeve cuffs, Hummel chevrons, and sponsor logos to complete the jersey.
The 26-27 away kit presents a half-and-half split layout featuring a white base paired with an orange front panel. The bottom portion of the shirt highlights a graphic illustration of the historic fortress walls of Cáceres alongside dragon tail motifs, finished with fine black detailing along the V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs.
Samsunspor 26-27 Home Kit Released
Turkish Süper Lig club Samsunspor has officially launched its new striped home kit for the 26-27 season, produced by Hummel.
The Hummel Samsunspor 26-27 home jersey features vertical red stripes over a white base, paired with plain white sleeves accented by red sleeve cuffs. A red polo collar with white edge piping and a red V-neck inset gives the shirt a classic look, while iconic white Hummel chevrons rest on the shoulders.
The reverse side of the shirt incorporates a white back panel for player names and numbers, framed by red stripe details at the top and bottom hem, along with red Samsunspor lettering printed on the upper back. The kit is now officially available for pre-order.
Lazio End Polymarket Shirt Sponsorship Deal After Italian Regulatory Block
SS Lazio's front-of-shirt sponsorship deal with prediction market platform Polymarket has come to an abrupt end just months after being announced. The multi-year agreement, signed in April 2026 and valued at over 20 million euros, faced immediate trouble following regulatory action in Italy. The Italian Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) placed Polymarket on its blacklist, classifying the platform as an unlicensed gambling operator and blocking domain access nationwide.
Following the ban, Lazio removed all Polymarket branding from their official website, club store, and team kits. The Biancocelesti took the field with blank kit fronts during their recent 26-27 pre-season friendly against Avellino. This rapid disappearance comes shortly after the club had finally resolved a three-year shirt sponsor drought that dated back to the end of the 22-23 season.
Reports indicate that Lazio and Polymarket are now negotiating an economic resolution to terminate the partnership. A financial settlement will allow the club to clear any contractual obligations and seek a replacement main sponsor before the 26-27 Serie A season kicks off.
More Affordable PSG Jordan Wings Collection to Launch with 26-27 Fourth Kit
Paris Saint-Germain and Jordan Brand are set to bring back the popular Wings concept for their 26-27 fourth kit and lifestyle line in January 2027. Following the success of the original luxury collection, the upcoming Wings 2.0 release will return with a fresh visual approach while taking strong inspiration from urban fashion culture.
As per @lasource75006, a key change for the new collection is a more accessible pricing structure compared to the high-end first edition.
Under the theme Greatness from Greater Paris, the new capsule broadens its story beyond central Paris to represent the entire metropolitan region. The 26-27 fourth jersey itself is expected to feature a white base with black wing accents across the shoulders, reversing the color scheme of the previous navy and white design.