Parma 21-22 Special-Edition Kit Released

Following the close of the summer transfer window, Arsenal's men's squad numbers for the 26-27 season have been locked in. Kit expert and collector @ArsenalShirt has shared a comprehensive visual overview displaying the finalized names and numbers printed on the club's 26-27 home and goalkeeper jerseys as the Gunners prepare to defend their Premier League crown.

The updated roster integrates a wave of high-profile signings alongside the established core. Among the notable assignments, Viktor Gyökeres takes the iconic number 14 shirt, Eberechi Eze steps into the coveted number 10, and Bruno Guimarães wears his familiar number 39. Defensive arrivals are also accounted for, with Cristhian Mosquera taking number 3, Piero Hincapié taking number 5, and Ezri Konsa assigned number 15. Christos Tzolis and Noni Madueke wear numbers 17 and 20 respectively, while Martin Zubimendi takes number 36. Between the posts, David Raya keeps number 1, joined by Kepa Arrizabalaga at number 13 and Illan Meslier at number 30.

Several club stalwarts maintain their traditional numbers, including Bukayo Saka (7), captain Martin Ødegaard (8), and Declan Rice (41), while the number 9 remains vacant following summer departures. Promising academy graduates Myles Lewis-Skelly (49) and Max Dowman (56) are also officially integrated into the senior squad list for the 26-27 campaign.

Galatasaray has reached an agreement to continue its shirt sponsorship partnership with Turkish furniture brand Alfemo for the 26-27 season. The brand, which operates under the Zeren Group, will once again occupy the side panel and underarm sponsor spot on the club's domestic Süper Lig match shirts.

The partnership first started midway through the 25-26 campaign following an initial agreement signed in February 2026. After exploring options over the summer, the two parties have decided to extend the collaboration for the new season, with an official announcement expected from the club in the coming days.

Auckland FC and New Balance have officially unveiled the club's new away kit for the 26-27 A-League season. Taking direct inspiration from the misty Waitākere Ranges Regional Park, the design ensures the Black Knights carry a recognizable piece of Auckland with them whenever they hit the road.

The New Balance Auckland FC 26-27 away shirt is predominantly white with contrasting blue piping along the seams. Across the front, vertical lines of tiny blue raindrops gradually merge toward the hem to reveal a silhouette of misty mountaintops. The goalkeeper jersey inverts the look with a navy blue base and contrasting white graphics. Both shirts feature a round collar, a gold A-League chest badge recognizing their status as defending champions, and the club's motto "Always Advance. Never Retreat" printed inside the collar.

The kit was revealed through campaign imagery photographed at Auckland's rugged Muriwai Beach. Both the outfield away shirt and the goalkeeper jersey are available now through the club's official web store and select retailers.

Algerian Ligue 1 club USM Alger and Italian technical sponsor Macron have officially revealed the club's new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. The new releases continue the partnership between the Algiers-based side and the sportswear brand, delivering a clean and sharp aesthetic tailored for the upcoming campaign.

The USM Alger 26-27 home kit is predominantly red, featuring subtle tonal textures embedded into the fabric. Black trim details the collar and sleeve cuffs, each accented by thin red contrast piping. The chest carries the USMA crest topped by three stars, accompanied by black Macron Hero logos on the right chest and shoulders, with Groupe Serport and realme branding positioned across the center.

The USM Alger 26-27 away kit introduces a clean white base detailed with thin alternating red and black pinstripes running down the front of the shirt. The rounded collar and cuffs echo the home design with two-tone black and red finishes, while solid black logos ensure a classic and cohesive look across the entire set.

FC Cartagena and Italian technical sponsor Macron have officially unveiled the club's new home kit for the 26-27 campaign. Known as 'La Albinegra', the official reveal ends a weeks-long wait following manufacturing and administrative delays that forced the Spanish outfit to wear an off-the-shelf gray catalog kit throughout pre-season.

The Macron FC Cartagena 26-27 home shirt stays true to tradition with classic black and white vertical stripes, which are thinner and more numerous this season. A subtle dot pattern is integrated into the black stripes for extra depth, while vibrant magenta-pink accents decorate the crewneck collar, sleeve cuffs, and the Macron Hero branding.

Local telecommunications company Telecartagena makes its debut as the club's new primary shirt sponsor, joined by Inmohogares on the sleeve. Black shorts and socks complete the strip.

Zimbabwean giants Highlanders FC and Looks Sportswear have officially launched a commemorative centenary collection for the 26-27 season. Celebrating 100 years since the Bulawayo club was founded in 1926, the Bosso @100 special collection delivers a full set of shirts honouring a century of football heritage.

The 26-27 home kit carries the club's traditional black and white vertical stripes, updated with sharp, jagged geometric breaks across the upper chest and bottom hem. It is finished with a black V-neck collar and contrasting black sleeve cuffs. Alongside the home shirt, the collection includes an elegant all-black alternate jersey featuring a classic white polo collar and cuff trim, as well as a clean white option detailed with bold red side panels and fiery gradient shoulder stripes.

Each shirt in the collection features a dedicated centenary crest placed centrally on the chest between the Looks manufacturer mark and the traditional Highlanders shield crest. Energy company Sakunda features prominently across the front of all three designs.

Mauritanian champions FC Nouadhibou and Moroccan sportswear brand AB Sport have officially unveiled the club's new kit collection for the 26-27 campaign. Continuing a long-term partnership that dates back to 2019, the new collection was revealed ahead of the club's continental fixture in the CAF Champions League.

The FC Nouadhibou 26-27 home kit stays true to the club's nickname, "Le Club Orange," sporting a bright orange base. It features clean navy blue trim along the collar, sleeve cuffs, and side stripes, paired with matching orange shorts. The away shirt opts for a refreshing look in light turquoise, complemented by tonal vertical graphics across the body and finished with white and subtle orange collar and cuff trims.

Completing the 26-27 range, AB Sport has produced two distinctive goalkeeper shirts. The primary keeper jersey is bright green with neon yellow accents, while an alternative option arrives in rich purple with crisp white detailing. All kits carry the branding of primary shirt sponsor Saca Energy on the chest.

Macron and Austrian Bundesliga club FK Austria Wien have officially launched their new third kit for the 2026-27 season. Dubbed the "Kunsttrikot" (art jersey), the special release draws direct inspiration from Austrian symbolist painter Gustav Klimt and his world-renowned masterpiece, "Der Kuss" (The Kiss), completing the club's set for the campaign.

The Austria Wien 26-27 third shirt comes in a rich cardinal red base decorated with gold details throughout. Across the body and sleeves, an intricate embossed texture incorporates the contrasting rectangular and circular patterns famously featured in Klimt's work. The design is rounded off with a traditional buttoned polo collar edged in gold trim, matching sleeve cuffs, and monochrome gold silicone applications for the club crest and Macron Hero logo. Special touches include "Spielkultur" on the outer neck and an inner neck tape honoring legendary captains Sara, Prohaska, Hussack, Nausch, and Fiala.

Matching cardinal red shorts and socks complete the kit, which is crafted from 100% recycled Eco Softlock polyester. Austria Wien are initially making the 26-27 third shirt available in a run of 1,000 limited-edition collector gallery boxes before a general release.

London City Lionesses have officially announced a multi-year front-of-shirt partnership with Nike. Owned by Michele Kang via Kynisca Sports International, the Barclays Women's Super League side revealed a unique graphic for the primary sponsor position, featuring the ancient Goddess of Victory statue from which the sportswear giant takes its name.

The new front-of-shirt look makes its on-pitch debut when London City take on Manchester United on September 4, 2026. Beyond the prominent kit branding, the agreement incorporates grassroots community activations as well as dedicated support for female-focused sports science research and athlete development.

Alongside the front-of-shirt sponsorship, the club and Nike have agreed to a four-year extension of their technical kit supply partnership, locking in the Swoosh from the 27-28 season onwards. This expands on their existing apparel arrangement first established ahead of the 25-26 campaign.