Venezia Wears Kits Without Club Crest - Here Is Why
Update: Venezia also wore their Kappa 2021-22 away kit and the goalkeeper jersey without the club crest on the chest. Serie A just allows "one club logo" on a football shirt - the Venezia text on the front is considered as a club logo.
Meanwhile, the shorts featured the Venezia FC crest.
Update: In the first Serie A match against SSC Napoli, Venezia again wore their kit without their crest and the tri-color flag in the center top. This is because Serie A / Coppa Italia competition rules say that club logos cannot appear more than once on a football shirt.
Venezia 21-22 Home Kit - Without Crest & Tricolor Flag In Serie A
Apparently, the 'Venezia' writing on the chest is registered as a logo, which means that the modified club crest on the left chest had to go.
When Venezia was back in Serie B this problem was often solved by having a sponsor instead of the club name on the chest. It is most likely that Venezia will now try to find a main sponsor as soon as possible.
However, in many Serie B games last season and also in the last Coppa Italia match played in 2019, they wore the Venezia lettering on the chest.
Original Story - Venezia Wore Kits Without Club Crest In Coppa Italia: Venezia beat Frosinone on penalties and thus reached the second round of the Italian Cup. What was really strange was that Venezia FC did not wear their crest on the shirt, as spotted by our follower @leosusini_design.
Venezia wore their stylish Kappa 21-22 home uniform without the crest on the left chest. While it sometimes but rarely happens that single player wear a kit without a crest, it is something that we have not seen in the past years in a big European competition.
Meanwhile, the shorts featured the Venezia FC Icon crest.
Apart from the missing crest, the Kappa Venezia 21-22 Coppa Italia jersey was as expected.
Do you know what the reason was for Venezia to have no logo on their kit? Comment below.
PSG 26-27 Third Kit Concept Based On Leaked Image
Based on the previous leaked pictures, our partner @whatthekit_x have provided a concept of how the PSG 26-27 third kit would look like on their stars Doué and Dembélé. The shorts and socks are expected to carry the same motif and colorway as of the shirt's, creating a uniform ovarall look for the European champions.
What do you think of the PSG's 26-27 third kit? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Queen of the South 26-27 Third Kit Released - Designed by Local School Pupil
Scottish League One club Queen of the South has officially launched its new 26-27 third kit, manufactured by Macron. What makes the release particularly unique is that it was designed by Rex, a pupil from Dalbeattie Primary School, who won a club competition that saw an impressive 1,883 entries submitted from 27 local primary schools.
The Macron Queen of the South 2026-27 third jersey introduces an eye-catching look based on bold diagonal stripes alternating between pink, black, and purple. The sleeves are dominated by bright pink with black cuffs, matched by a clean black V-neck collar. White detailing finishes the shirt, including the Macron Hero emblem, local sponsor Gavin Edgar Joinery on the chest, and a recolored monochrome club crest.
Completing the Queen of the South 26-27 third strip are black shorts and socks. The full kit is available now through the club's official online store and physical club shop.
Kifisia FC 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Greek Super League club Kifisia FC and German kit maker Erima have officially revealed the team's new home and away kits for the 26-27 campaign. Both designs introduce the branding of new front-of-shirt sponsor Tutu Deals.
The Erima Kifisia 26-27 home jersey features a timeless navy blue base covered with subtle white vertical pinstripes extending across the front and sleeves. A sharp white V-neck collar matches the clean white Erima chest branding, while the club's signature plane tree leaf crest sits proudly on the left breast.
The 26-27 away kit opts for a clean white base adorned with an intricate, tonal root-inspired graphic pattern across the body. Navy and gold trim decorates both the polo collar and the sleeve cuffs, with elegant gold detailing applied to the club crest and manufacturer logo to round off the look.
AC Bellinzona 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Italian brand Acerbis and Swiss side AC Bellinzona have officially unveiled the club's new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. The Ticino outfit, competing in the Swiss Promotion League, receive a coordinated pair of shirts defined by a bold cross design across the front.
The AC Bellinzona 26-27 home shirt arrives in the club's signature deep granata, highlighted by a prominent white cross spanning across the entire front of the jersey. Reversing the colorway, the 26-27 away jersey uses a clean white base complemented by the same large cross graphic in dark red.
Both jerseys feature a symmetrical, centered layout. The Acerbis wordmark and Bellinzona's diamond-shaped badge sit vertically above each other on the upper chest, while the sponsor emblem is aligned right in the center of the cross.
Ederson Continues Cutting Sleeves at Fenerbahçe
Heading into his second season in the Süper Lig, the 33-year-old goalkeeper was once again spotted taking the pitch in a cut-sleeve jersey. Simply because Fenerbahçe does not offer a short-sleeve kit option from Adidas.
At his previous clubs like Rio Ave, Benfica, and Manchester City, Ederson always had short-sleeve versions to him. His time at Fenerbahçe marks one of the rare instances in his professional career where Ederson has worn long sleeves on the pitch.
Special thanks to What The Kit for the spot and the collage.























