Inter Wear 20-21 Fourth Kit vs Roma - Ultimately Allowed By Serie A, Small Error With Brozovic's Kit
Update: Inter's Brozovic was wearing the wrong shorts yesterday night, it has been spotted by @rupertalbe. He wore the shorts of the regular home kit with a full-color crest instead of the fourth shirt with a yellow monochromatic Inter logo.
Update: Here are a few pictures from the one and only on-pitch appearance of Inter's outstanding fourth kit from the match against Roma (won 3-1). This was also the first time for the new club badge to appear on the club's kit.
Update: Perhaps surprisingly, Inter have just announced that they will wear the outstanding 2020-21 special jersey in the Serie A match against Roma tomorrow.
After it was earlier reported in Italy that the shirt violated the league's kit regulations, it remains to be seen whether any changes were made to comply or if the shirt will be used as is.
Original article: Inter Milan wanted to debut their new Nike 2020-2021 fourth kit in Sunday's match against Cagliari. Now Italian media report that the Lega Serie A did not approve Inter's request to wear the kit.
Inter's special kit is available in FIFA 21 since April 10 2021.
Inspired by the 80s 🕺 @Inter's new Special Jersey available in-game April 10 🔥
— EA SPORTS FIFA (@EASPORTSFIFA) April 7, 2021
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Serie A Does Not Allow More Than Three Colors
As stated in Article 2.2 of the official Serie A Equipment rules (Regolamento Delle Divise Da Gioco), kits are not allowed to feature more than three colors.
"Article 2.2: No element (jersey, (jersey, shorts and socks) of the uniform worn by the outfield players may not contain more than three colors, regardless of the colors used for the lettering (number, player's name, sponsor, etc.)"
The rules also say that if three colors are used one must be the dominant color.
"If three colors are used, one must be clearly dominant on the surface of the jersey, shorts and socks and the socks and the other colors must be clearly secondary colors".
In fact, Serie A allows teams to have a fourth color on their kit if it is used for "small, decorative elements".
"Article 2.4: The use of a fourth color on the game jerseys is authorized, the same color used for the lettering, provided that it covers only a very small part of the jersey's surface and is only used for small, purely decorative elements."
Are you glad to see Inter use the outstanding fourth kit in Serie A action after all? Comment below.
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River Plate 1996 Remake Jacket Leaked
Adidas will release a River 1996 remake kit + collection in 2026. Now, we can exclusively another piece of the collection, a track jacket.
See the full River Plate 1996 remake collection: https://www.footyheadlines.com/2026/02/adidas-river-plate-1996-remake-home-kit.html
AS Saint-Étienne 1976 European Cup Final Remake Kit Revealed
Exactly 50 years to the day after the famous European Cup final in Glasgow, Le Coq Sportif has released a special limited-edition reissue of the iconic AS Saint-Étienne 1976 kit. Paying tribute to the legendary Dominique Rocheteau, the brand has meticulously reproduced his number 7 jersey directly from their Romilly-sur-Seine workshops. The retro green shirt faithfully maintains the original cut, material, and classic blue-white-red tricolor collar of the era.
The limited collection is available soon via the official Le Coq Sportif web store. It features a long-sleeved version retailing for €110, a short-sleeved option for €89, and a matching track jacket priced at €190.
All-New Ligue 3 Revealed
The French Football Federation (FFF) has officially announced the launch of the fully professional "Ligue 3" for the upcoming 2026-2027 season, permanently replacing the current third-tier Championnat National. This historic move marks the first time the FFF will directly organize a professional men's league.
As part of this major restructuring of the French football pyramid, the lower divisions will also be renamed for better clarity: the current National 2 will become National 1, and National 3 will shift to National 2. The newly formed 18-team Ligue 3 aims to bring greater financial stability, technological innovation such as a coaches' video challenge system, and increased exposure to the division, with all 309 matches set to be broadcast exclusively on the Ligue 1+ platform.
To mark this monumental transition, the FFF has also introduced a completely new visual identity for the competition. The rebranding is centered around a modern logo that combines the rectangular shape of a football pitch with the tiered structure of a stadium grandstand. This design visually embodies the league's new official slogan, "Terrain de rencontres" (Meeting Ground), aiming to highlight the intersection of professional ambition and popular, locally rooted football.
