Atletico Madrid To Return to Old Logo
Update: It appears more likely than ever before that Atlético Madrid will return to the old club logo. Nike have again updated the images of the Atlético 22-23 collection, and this time the Swoosh replaced the new crest with the old logo. Thanks to Gold de Sergio/Ofoball for the images.
The Nike Atlético Madrid 2022-2023 third/European collection also features the old club logo.
There is no image with a full-color old Atletico crest yet
Unfortunately, there is no Atlético 22-23 product with a full-color crest. All feature a monochrome version.
October 2021: Atletico Madrid To Release All-New Logo?
Spanish club Atletico Madrid could release a new logo in 2022. It would be used from the 2022-2023 season.
Atletico Madrid's current logo was launched in late 2016 and has been on the club's kits since the 2016-17 season. In February 2019, they were rumors that rumored kit supplier Puma wanted Atletico to revert the logo change.
Nike Adds Placeholder Logo To Atletico Madrid 22-23 Anthem Jackets
There are no reports from Spain that Atletico Madrid will release a new logo. However, Nike recently added a placeholder logo to internal pictures of the club's 22-23 anthem jackets, as leaked by famous Ofoball and taken up by YouTube leak machine Gol de Sergio.
Nike Atletico Madrid 2022-23 Home Shirt
The Nike Atlético 2022-2023 home football shirt boasts a fresh take on the club's traditional white and red stripes. The Nike Atlético Madrid 22-23 home jersey comes with waving stripes.
Atlético Madrid 22-23 Home Kit Leaked
Last year, images of Inter's 21-22 Champions League training gear also featured a placeholder logo - it was the first sign that the Italian club would release an all-new club crest.
What is also possible is that Nike did just add the placeholder logo to signify that the kit will feature the old crest. This was suggested by Gol de Sergio.
What seems certain is that the Atlético Madrid 22-23 home kit will not feature the regular crest.
For their 2021-22 fourth kit, Atletico used their old logo instead of the new one.
Would you like Atletico Madrid to release a new logo? Or should they revert to the old crest? Comment below.
Lommel SK 26-27 Away Kit Released
Belgian Challenger Pro League club Lommel SK have officially unveiled their new 26-27 away kit, made by Puma. Drawing inspiration from the famous local Lommel Sahara sand nature reserve, the shirt arrives in an elegant sand-beige tone detailed with subtle vertical pinstripes. The kit is finished with a classic polo collar featuring dusty trim, alongside metallic gold Puma branding, Etihad Airways sponsorship, and a monochrome club crest.
Académico de Viseu 26-27 Home & Third Kits Released
Portuguese club Académico de Viseu and technical partner Joma have officially revealed their new home and third kits for the 2026-27 campaign.
The Académico de Viseu 26-27 home shirt stays true to the club's iconic "Manto Negro" moniker, arriving in an all-black base adorned with a subtle tonal geometric weave pattern across the fabric. Crisp white accents appear on the overlapping V-neck collar, sleeve cuffs, and sponsor branding, giving the jersey a sharp, modern finish.
For the third kit, Joma and the club take direct inspiration from the region's famous Vinho do Dão wine heritage. Draped in an intense burgundy tone, the shirt features tonal horizontal gradient striping alongside contrasting white and black details on the collar and cuffs.
New Images of Nike Inter Milan 26-27 Third Kit Leaked
Graphic designer Franco Carabajal has leaked better images visualization of the Nike Inter Milan 26-27 third kit. It draws heavy inspiration from the iconic 1997-98 third shirt worn during the Ronaldo era, bringing a beloved classic into the modern era.
Never-Released Beşiktaş 18-19 Prototype Jacket Reveals Early Three-Star Crest Layout
Images of an unreleased Beşiktaş 18-19 anthem jacket prototype have surfaced online via kit collector Kamil Berberler, providing an interesting behind-the-scenes look at how Adidas initially planned to integrate the club's third star. Under Turkish football regulations, teams earn a star for every five league titles, and Beşiktaş officially secured their 15th league championship at the end of the 2016-17 campaign.
Because the production timeline for the 17-18 season required apparel to be finalized before the league title was mathematically clinched, Adidas was forced to add the third star directly on top of the existing two stars in a triangular formation. The newly revealed 18-19 prototype reveals that Adidas originally planned to abandon the pyramid shape in favor of a clean, horizontal side-by-side arrangement of all three stars directly above the crest.
Beyond the star alignment, the prototype also features an older crest material. The sample was created using a traditional flock crest, whereas the final retail pieces and official kits for the 18-19 season transitioned to modern TPU badges. Ultimately, Beşiktaş retained the triangular star layout on official merchandise, making this jacket a rare glimpse at an alternate design direction.
No More Juaraga: Adidas Persija Jakarta 26-27 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Indonesian giants Persija Jakarta have officially unveiled their new 26-27 home, away, and third kits, celebrating their reunion with adidas. The German sportswear manufacturer previously outfitted the Macan Kemayoran between the 1970s and 1990s, and this new multi-year agreement brings the brand back to supply all on-pitch and training gear for the club.
The Persija 26-27 home shirt features a bold red base combined with golden yellow details on the collar, sleeve cuffs, and shoulder stripes, complemented by a subtle diagonal tonal graphic across the chest. The away kit opts for a clean white design incorporating thin horizontal stripes in gold and grey alongside black accents. Completing the set, the third kit embraces the club's iconic orange palette with vertical textured graphics and black three stripes.
The new adidas Persija Jakarta 26-27 collection is now available to purchase through official club stores, online platforms, and select retail outlets in both player-issue and fan-version tiers.
No More Grand Sport: 2S Sport Chiangrai United 26-27 Home Kit Released
Thai League 1 side Singha Chiangrai United have officially unveiled their new 2026-27 home kit, made by domestic sportswear brand 2S Sport. The partnership sees 2S Sport replace Grand Sport as the club's official kit partner.
The 2S Sport Chiangrai United 2026-27 home shirt features the club's signature bright orange base with thin black and yellow horizontal pinstripes across the front and back. A subtle geometric diamond pattern adds texture, while a black polo collar, side panels and sleeve cuffs provide contrast. “CRUTD” is printed on the back of the collar.
The shirt is completed by the iconic Singha lion silhouette and Singha Lemon Soda wordmark in black on the centre chest, alongside the 2S Sport logo and Chiangrai United crest.
What do you think of the new Chiangrai United 2026-27 home kit? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
No More Zeus: Eye Sports Crotone 26-27 Away Kit Released
Italian Serie C side Crotone have officialy introduced their new away kit, made by new supplier Eye Sport, who replaced Zeus after 16 years.
The new design uses a familiar approach with white base combined with blue and red side panels. On the front of the shirt lies a graphic of 8 thin brush strokes down the hips, giving the jersey more details aside from the simple look.
What do you think of the new Eye Sport Crotone 26-27 away kit? Let us know in the comments below.
FC Aarau 26-27 Third Kit Released
FC Aarau and kit supplier Craft have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 2026-27 Swiss Challenge League campaign, rounding out their wardrobe following the launch of the home and away jerseys earlier in the summer.
The Craft FC Aarau 26-27 third shirt introduces an eye-catching graphic look, utilizing a deep navy base accented by a vibrant, glowing gradient in shades of pink, red, and purple across the front. The shirt features a smart polo-style collar with the local motto "DAS ESCH AARAU" printed inside the neckline.
All club and sponsor detailing is finished in clean monochrome white, including a silicone-style FC Aarau eagle crest and logos for AEW and Aargauische Kantonalbank. Navy shorts and matching socks complete the kit.
Adidas Hanoi FC 26-27 Home, Away & Third Kits Released - First-Ever Vietnamese Club Deal
Hanoi FC and Adidas have officially revealed the club's new home, away, and third kits for the 26-27 season. The launch marks a major milestone for the Three Stripes, representing Adidas's first official kit supplier partnership with a professional Vietnamese football club under a new three-year agreement, taking over from previous manufacturer Jogarbola.
Created to celebrate the club's 20th anniversary under the concept "Legend Wear The Next Chapter," the 26-27 collection features three distinct designs. The home shirt stays true to Hanoi FC's signature identity in royal purple with white details. The away jersey arrives in victory gold with dark accents, while the third kit opts for a clean pearl white base with black trim, styled to transition seamlessly from the pitch to everyday streetwear.
Chanthaburi FC 26-27 Away Kit Released
Thai League 2 club Chanthaburi FC has officially unveiled its new away kit for the 2026-27 season, once again manufactured by local brand M7.
The M7 Chanthaburi FC 26-27 away shirt introduces an elegant look, combining a clean white base with refined gold accents. The design features a classic polo collar complete with gold and white striped detailing, matching the trim on the sleeve cuffs. All club and sponsor logos, including the M7 chest branding and the club's rabbit crest, are rendered in a monochromatic gold finish.
Complementing the recently unveiled home shirt, the new away uniform will be worn by the Wild Rabbits throughout their upcoming campaign in Thailand's second division.













