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Turkish club Bursaspor and technical sponsor New Balance have yet again gone all out for the 2026-2027 season, officially releasing an extensive collection of five distinct kit designs at once.

The collection heavily explores Bursaspor's iconic green and white color palette through four different primary patterns. The drop includes a horizontal and a vertical striped shirt, a sleek dark green option with thin white pinstripes, a striking half-and-half design, as well as a sleek cream and green kit.

With such a wide variety of designs to choose from, which of the five new New Balance Bursaspor 26-27 kits is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.

The Adidas Newcastle United 2026-2027 home kit was spotted hanging on a retail rack in Malaysia, via @Choakie (courtesy of @yoester83).

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Fenerbahçe has revealed its special 120th anniversary logo. The change, posted on June 1, marks the start of the 120 years celebrations for the club founded in 1907.

The announcement comes ahead of the launch of the 2026-27 kit collection. Adidas will produce the home, away and third jerseys featuring classic yellow and navy designs inspired by the club's early history, along with a modified crest noting 1907-2027.

The kits and related fan products will be unveiled at an event on June 3.

We get a closer look at the Adidas Juventus 2026-2027 away kit, thanks to @fgfmurray.

Oddly, despite being an official Adidas product, the Juventus text on the back is skew.

As for other nations, Adidas will release a Colombia 2026 World Cup retro apparel collection. It was already worn by the popular Colombian band Morat.

Based on the Adidas EQT 1992 block design, the Colombia 2026 World Cup retro collection boasts giant 3 stripes in yellow, blue, and red, on a navy / white base.

Weymouth Football Club has unveiled a restored version of its historic crest, presented with the caption "Restored, not replaced." The update keeps the badge instantly recognizable while refining it for greater clarity, sharpness, and versatility in modern applications. This approach avoids a full redesign in favor of preserving the traditional elements that fans associate with the club.

The restored crest sits at the core of a broader visual identity refresh announced by the club. Additional elements include new wordmarks for flexible communication, a secondary WFC shield logo, and a Jubilee Anchor mark that connects the club to local Weymouth symbols such as the Jubilee Clock and pavilion anchor. The primary crest will feature on upcoming team kits and official materials.

Club statements highlight the work as a way to standardize assets and safeguard the identity long-term. The changes maintain continuity with the badge's long-standing design while improving its overall presentation across digital and physical uses.

Italian creative sports brand Ezeta has officially presented a brand-new logo for Tivoli Calcio 1919. Designed in collaboration with graphic designer Daniel Norris, the updated crest aligns perfectly with Ezeta's established reputation for blending modern design aesthetics with deep local history, providing the Italian side with a highly bespoke and culturally resonant identity.

The newly unveiled emblem intricately weaves several of the city's most recognizable historical landmarks and symbols into a single, cohesive design. The crest prominently features a traditional eagle, the historic Rocca Pia fortress, a classic three-arched bridge, and the flowing waters of the Aniene River. These carefully chosen elements have long safeguarded the historical identity of Tivoli, and their inclusion ensures the club's badge remains deeply connected to its geographical roots.

According to Ezeta, the updated logo was specifically created to celebrate the city's rich heritage and highlight the pride of the local "Tiburtini" people.

What are your thoughts on this new crest for Tivoli Calcio 1919 designed by Ezeta and Daniel Norris? Let us know in the comments below.