Official: Cruz Azul Forced to Change Name & Logo
Mexican club Cruz Azul yesterday officially presented their new name and logo. It confirms previous rumors.
Cruz Azul Change Name - "Deportivo Cruz Azul" Become "Club de Fútbol Cruz Azul"
Cruz Azul are owned by the Mexican concrete company Cementos Cruz Azul.
According to media reports, Cruz Azul were forced to change their name and logo to avoid problems with criminal people involved in the club some years ago. They are now called "Club de Fútbol Cruz Azul" instead of "Deportivo Cruz Azul".
Cruz Azul are owned by the concrete company Cementos Cruz Azul. A couple of years ago, people that were in charge of the concrete firm were ousted due to money laundering. Cruz Azul are changing their name and logo and name to avoid the previous guys claiming they still own "Deportivo Cruz Azul".
Leaked Cruz Azul 2022-2023 home kit with the new logo
Cruz Azul 2022 Logo
The biggest change of the new Cruz Azul logo is the disappearance of the nine stars, very much in the European style. In addition, the name change from Deportivo Cruz Azul to Club de Futbol Cruz Azul is also implemented in the new crest.
The new logo debuts on the 22-23 kits, to be officially released very soon
Tenemos un corazón tan grande que en él están nuestras ilusiones y esperanzas, nuestros recuerdos y campeonatos; todas las estrellas del universo, las que nacieron en el pasado y las que se avecinan en el futuro. 🏆🚂⚽#LasEstrellasEnElCorazón pic.twitter.com/snXucO1L8e
— CRUZ AZUL (@CruzAzul) June 20, 2022
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Young Africans SC 26-27 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Tanzanian Premier League champions Young Africans SC have officially launched their new home, away, and third kits for the 26-27 season, manufactured by local brand GSM. The new home jersey arrives in classic green featuring a subtle textured pattern (obviously stolen from Adidas 2022) and vertical slogan detailing alongside gold accents on the collar, crest, and SportPesa sponsor. The away kit boasts a bright yellow base with a dynamic black dashed pattern across the front, while the third kit offers a sleek black look completed with a prominent gold vertical stripe running down the left side of the shirt.
SD Huesca 26-27 Away Kit Released
SD Huesca and Spanish brand Soka have officially launched the club's new away kit for the 26-27 season. The design pays direct tribute to the city of Huesca, drawing inspiration from municipal symbolism and the local flag.
The jersey features a predominant green base decorated with a subtle, tonal geometric pattern running throughout the body. Red trim lines the collar, sleeve cuffs, and shoulder seams, adding sharp contrast to the overall design. Completing the kit, the SD Huesca crest, Soka logo, and main sponsor branding are all presented in bright yellow, incorporating all the official colors of the city.
SV Tasmania Berlin 26-27 Home Kit Released
SV Tasmania Berlin has officially released its new home kit for the 26-27 season. The traditional Berlin-based club from Neukölln presents a refreshed look as they prepare for their upcoming regional campaign.
The 26-27 home jersey incorporates the club's iconic identity into a classic teamwear template. Combining traditional colors with modern styling details, the shirt offers a clean and athletic aesthetic for matchdays at the Werner-Seelenbinder-Sportpark.
The SV Tasmania Berlin 26-27 home kit is now available through official club channels.
Cercle Brugge 26-27 Away Kit Released
Belgian Pro League club Cercle Brugge and Puma have officially launched the new Cercle Brugge 26-27 away kit. The new shirt is available starting August 6, 2026, online and at the Jan Breydel Fanshop.
The Puma Cercle Brugge 26-27 away jersey introduces a sleek white design detailed with asymmetric vertical pinstripes across the front. The right side features bright green double lines, while the left side uses black double lines. A bright green club crest is positioned on the left chest, accompanied by a black Puma cat logo on the right.
Matching white shorts and white socks complete the clean full ensemble for Cercle Brugge's 26-27 away kit.
CD Egabrense 26-27 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Spanish Tercera Federación side CD Egabrense, officially known as Hélity Club Deportivo Egabrense, has revealed its new kit collection for the 26-27 season. Designed by sportswear brand Alexen, the line-up brings custom designs to the historic Córdoba club.
The CD Egabrense 26-27 home shirt stays true to the club's traditional rojinegro identity. It features a red base with subtle tonal vertical stripes, offset by black sleeves, collar trim, and matching black shorts and socks.
Completing the set, the club also presented white-based second and third kits featuring green and red accents. These alternate designs draw direct inspiration from local roots and municipal symbols.
Hajduk Split 26-27 Away Kit Released
HNK Hajduk Split and Adidas have officially unveiled the club's new away kit for the 26-27 season. Drawing inspiration from Hajduk's red and blue heritage that dates back more than a century, as well as away strips from the late 2000s, the design combines a retro aesthetic with modern styling.
In a clear visual shift from previous seasons that featured vertical stripes, the Hajduk 26-27 away jersey features broad horizontal red and navy blue hoops across the body. Off-white accents appear on the crew-neck collar, the shoulder three-stripes, the monochrome Hajduk Split crest, and the Tommy front sponsor logo.
The complete kit includes navy blue shorts and socks, finishing off a classic look for the Croatian club's upcoming matches.
Bayern Munich Unveil Special Dragon Font for Hong Kong Pre-Season Match
FC Bayern Munich has revealed a special-edition nameset for their 26-27 home kit, created specifically for their pre-season Audi Summer Tour match against Aston Villa in Hong Kong. The one-off design updates the back of the home shirt as part of the German champions' pre-season tour activities across Asia.
The centerpiece of the special lettering is an intricate golden dragon motif incorporated directly into the numbers on the back of the jersey. While the dragon artwork decorates the numbers, the player names and top FC Bayern text retain the standard white colorway. In addition, the kit features a match detail inscription reading Audi Summer Tour 2026 placed centrally on the chest between the adidas logo and the club crest.
This limited-edition Hong Kong font is not receiving a wide global release. Instead, Bayern Munich is offering the special print exclusively through their local pop-up stores and authorized partner locations in Greater China during the tour.
FK Partizan 26-27 Third Kit Released
Serbian club FK Partizan and Italian brand Kappa have officially released the club's third kit for the 26-27 season. Completing Partizan's kit lineup for the campaign, the new shirt follows the earlier launch of their home and away uniforms.
The FK Partizan 26-27 third strip features a clean white base paired with fine vertical black pinstripes running down the front. A black polo collar, dark shoulder panels, and matching sleeve cuffs deliver a distinct retro aesthetic inspired by late-1990s kit design. Kappa's signature Omini logos appear on the right chest and shoulders, while main sponsor MaxBet is displayed across the front in black outlined text.
Built on Kappa's classic Kombat cut with a relaxed silhouette, the jersey combines nostalgia with modern performance fabrics. The FK Partizan 26-27 third kit is available now through the club's official webshop and official stores.











