2022-23 Champions League Kit Overview - All 32 Team's Kits
Aug 25, 2022, by Simon
Update: The draw for the 2022-23 Champions League group stage took place this evening. We have updated the overview with the correct groups.
2022-2023 Champions League Kit Battle
Nike dominate the 2022-23 UEFA Champions League kit maker battle, making the kits for 12 of the 32 teams (37.5%). Adidas come second with 8 teams (25%), Puma supplies 5 teams and ranks 3rd.
Nike Supply Over One-Third Of All Teams
Seven teams wear football shirts, which are not made by Adidas, Nike or Puma. Leverkusen, Rangers, Sevilla (Castore), Club Brugge, Viktoria Plzeň (Macron), FC Porto (New Balance) and SSC Napoli (EA7).
2022-23 UEFA Champions League Kit Overview - Group Stage
Our overview includes all Champions League 22-23 kits that have been released or leaked so far. Some teams like Napoli (only one main sponsor) and Salzburg (Red Bull club name & crest not allowed) wear different kits than in the league due to UEFA regulations. Other teams have not yet released all of their kits for the 22-23 season.
Paris Saint-Germain will release fourth kits midway through the season with PSG's new fourth shirt being fully leaked, while we only know that FC Barcelona will get a new 'Senyera' football shirt early next year.
Group A
Ajax
Liverpool
SSC Napoli
Rangers
Group B
Porto
Atletico Madrid
Bayer Leverkusen
Brugge
Group C
Bayern München
FC Barcelona
Inter Milan
Viktoria Plzeň
Group D
Frankfurt
Sporting CP
Marseille
Group E
Milan
Chelsea
Salzburg
Dynamo Zagreb
Group F
Real Madrid
Leipzig
Shakhtar
Celtic
Group G
Manchester City
Sevilla
Dortmund
Copenhagen
Group H
Paris Saint-Germain
Juventus
Benfica
Maccabi Haifa
What's your favorite Champions League 22-23 kit? Comment below.
Premium Material Returns to the World Cup Champions Badge
Alongside the second star above the crest, Spain officially unveiled a new 3D embossed World Champions badge during their recent 3-2 victory over England in the UEFA Nations League. This badge previously appeared on Spain's jersey after their 2026 FIFA World Cup triumph.
Compared to the heat-applied plastic version seen on Argentina's kits, the new badge from Cromotransfer offers a significantly more premium look, featuring an embossed surface and a multi-layered structure. Before that, Adidas has increasingly shifted to pre-applying tournament and champions badges directly in its manufacturing facilities.
However, this upgrade will be exclusive to the authentic player-version jerseys. The fan-version replica shirts will continue to feature the standard heat-transferred plastic badge.
Big thanks to @whatthekit_x for the collage.
