Kaiserslautern 20-21 Away & Third Kits Unveiled
After unveiling the club's new home shirt in late August, Kaiserslautern's new 2020-21 away and third kits were revealed last week. They are made by Nike and will be worn in next season's 3. Liga campaign.
Kaiserslautern Nike 20-21 Away Shirt
This is the Kaiserslautern 20-21 away shirt, made by Nike.
Based on Nike's Challenge III template, the Nike Kaiserslautern 20-21 away jersey is mainly black with white logos and a recolored version of the club's crest on the left chest.
The Nike 1. FC Kaiserslautern 2020-2021 shirt features Challenge III's trademark diagonal jacquard striping on the front and back, as well as a number of club specific details, including a "100 years of Fritz Walter" tag and a devil's head on the upper back.
Kaiserslautern Nike 2020-2021 Third Kit
Check out Nike's Kaiserslautern 2020-2021 third football shirt below.
Based on a stock colorway of Nike's Trophy IV template, the Nike Kaiserslautern 20-21 third shirt introduces a bold and eye-catching look with a turquoise body and volt sleeves.
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Bradford City 26-27 Third Kit Released
Bradford City and Macron have officially unveiled the club's new alternative third kit for the 2026-27 season. The new strip introduces a navy base complemented by claret and amber details.
The Macron Bradford City 26-27 third shirt is predominantly navy, highlighted by a dynamic claret and amber geometric point design along the shoulders. A tonal embossed "BC" monogram runs across the fabric of the torso and shorts. The crest and Macron Hero are applied in monochrome amber, topped with a gold star commemorating the club's 1911 FA Cup victory, while a black ribbon is placed on the upper back in remembrance of the 56 victims of the 1985 Valley Parade fire.
Matching navy shorts with claret and amber trim and navy socks featuring the "BCAFC" wordmark complete the full uniform. The Bradford City 2026-27 third kit is available to buy now through the club's official online store and stadium shop.
No More 'Savinho': Sávio Reverts Shirt Name Following Tottenham Transfer
Following his transfer from Manchester City to Tottenham Hotspur, Brazilian winger Sávio Moreira de Oliveira has officially dropped the diminutive 'Savinho' from the back of his kit. The 22-year-old requested to wear his birth name 'Sávio' alongside his newly assigned No. 17 shirt in North London, returning to the moniker he previously used throughout his early career before adopting 'Savinho' during his spell at Manchester City. Thanks to @jerseystory and @chuyenadodau for spotting.
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FC Barcelona 27-28 Kit Collection to Be a "Modern Classic"
FC Barcelona's kit collection for the 2027-28 season is set to embrace a "modern classic" aesthetic, according to reliable kit insider @memorabilia1899. Nike looks poised to blend rich heritage styling with contemporary technical design across the entire range, bringing a timeless feel back to the Catalan club.
The 27-28 home shirt will feature an official palette of "Blue Void", "Deep Garnet", and vibrant "Mineral Yellow". Design leaks indicate a return to numerous thin vertical stripes in rich, dark Blaugrana shades, offering a retro visual reminiscent of classic eras. Mineral Yellow detailing will highlight the Nike Swoosh and sponsor logos, while the club's standard crest remains in place.
Set to launch in early summer 2027, the FC Barcelona 2027-28 home kit and broader apparel collection represent a clear shift toward sophisticated, traditional design paired with modern performance silhouettes.
Chelsea 26-27 Third Kit Spotted on Sale
Our reader MuteMick247365 has spotted the new Nike Chelsea 26-27 third kit on sale, ahead of its launch. Drawing heavy inspiration from the club's 1992-94 away strip, the shirt features a clean white base complemented by thin red vertical pinstripes, bold blue collar and cuff accents, and a retro shielded 1990s crest.








