Beautiful Fan-Designed Nike "Manto do Corinthians" 2023 Kit Revealed
Update: The voting for the Corinthians 2023 special kit has come to an end, and the design created by Leonardo Fojo has been announced as the winner of the voting final with 56% of the votes, while the second shirt received 44%. The shirt is inspired by the club's original uniform and features a vintage emblem.
The fan-designed Corinthians 2023 fourth kit is only available for purchase in Brazil at a price of BRL300, which is approximately USD60. The shirt will be delivered from November 2023, with free shipping throughout Brazil.
Nike Corinthians 2023 Fourth Kit - MantoDoCorinthians - Fan-Designed & Voted by Fans
Corinthians and Nike have launched the final phase of the #MantoDoCorinthians contest, allowing fans to vote for the club's fourth shirt for 2023.
The voting period is from May 24 to 27, with the result announced on May 28. This collaboration between Corinthians and Nike, which has lasted for two decades, is considered successful in Brazilian football. It is the first time the club will wear a fan-designed shirt in an official match, giving fans the opportunity to actively participate in the process. The winning shirt will be worn by both the men's and women's professional football teams during the 2023 season.
The contest began with over 2,000 designs submitted by fans on social media. A judging commission selected eight models, which were presented to the public. After more than 100,000 votes on the app, three finalists were chosen for the final round.
Corinthians #MantoDoCorinthians Finalist #1
This design, by Leonardo Fojo, pays homage to the club's first uniform and the Campo do Lenheiro. The beige shirt features dust details representing the hardworking fans, with the Corinthians Paulista shield and Nike logo included in the center. The inscription "É o equipe do povo" (It's the people's team) emphasizes the club's working-class identity.
Corinthians #MantoDoCorinthians Finalist #2
The second finalist, designed by Kaique Sena, draws inspiration from the blood of Corinthians, with a predominantly black shirt featuring red details symbolizing the players' determination on the field. The inscription "Tá na sangue, na pele e na alma!" (It's in the blood, in the skin, and in the soul!) reflects the club's passion.
Voting for the contest will take place exclusively on the Universo SCCP app, and the finalist shirts can also be viewed at Poderoso Timão Network shops.
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5 new images of the Barcelona 26-27 home kit were shared by Barcelona shirt collector @memorabilia1899. Footy Headlines just a few hours before leaked 6 new real pictures of the Nike Barcelona 26-27 home kit.
The FC Barcelona 26-27 home kit features a unique design with three shades of red and three shades of blue in each stripe, paying tribute to the renovated Camp Nou's exterior.
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South Africa Debut Silver Adidas Climacool Cooling Jacket At 2026 World Cup
South Africa debuted the new Adidas Climacool cooling jacket in a striking silver colorway at the 2026 World Cup. The look evoked memories of spacesuits.
The Adidas Climacool system is engineered specifically to lower core body temperature and improve heat tolerance in hot and humid conditions - exactly the kind of environment teams face at a summer World Cup in the USA and Mexico. The system consists of three components: a cooling vest, jacket and overshoe, with the vest worn over the player's jersey containing a specialised gel that is frozen before use and slowly thaws to keep players cool as they prepare to take the pitch.
FIFA Orders Egypt to Remove 7 Stars From 2026 World Cup Kit And Change Numbers Color
FIFA has instructed the Egyptian Football Association to remove the seven stars from their 2026 World Cup kit. The stars, which represent Egypt's record seven Africa Cup of Nations victories, violate FIFA's strict equipment regulations for the tournament. Under these rules, stars displayed on national team jerseys at the World Cup are exclusively reserved for nations that have won the FIFA World Cup.
In addition to the removal of the stars, FIFA has directed Egypt to change the color of the player names and numbers on their shirts. The original design featured gold lettering, which FIFA deemed insufficient for broadcast visibility, requiring the team to switch to white text instead.
