All-New Logo: Aston Villa 23-24 Home Kit Released
English Premier League club Aston Villa were quick to release their new 2023-2024 shirt after announcing a deal with controversial betting company BK8, leaving a short time for fans to reject the new sponsor.
Aston Villa's 2023-2024 home uniform is the first to feature the club's new crest.
The new Aston Villa FC 23-24 home uniform will be worn for the first time when the men’s first team play Walsall in the team's opening pre-season fixture on Saturday, July 15.
Aston Villa 23-24 Home Kit
Check out Castore's Aston Villa 2023-24 home football shirt below.
The Castore Aston Villa 2023-24 home football shirt is claret and blue with a discreet pattern of soundwaves, representing the sound of fans chanting "Allez, Allez, Allez" on matchdays. This design choice aims to celebrate the supporters and their importance to the club.
The Castore Aston Villa FC 2023-2024 shirt features the redesigned crest that pays homage to the club's European Cup-winning heroes of 1982. The club will continue to use the existing shield design around Villa Park and on their digital channels, as well as in other areas.
Aston Villa continue to use their old crest for social media and other areas
Aston Villa will monitor local, national, and global reactions along with feedback on the use of both the crest and shirt moniker as the 2023-24 campaign progresses.
With the club's landmark 150th anniversary on the horizon next season, the club will further engage with supporters on the future identity of Aston Villa and how it should look for the next 150 years and beyond.
Aston Villa 22-23 vs 23-24 Home Kits
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No More Nike: Adidas Poland 2027 Anthem Jacket Leaked
Based on leaks from Footy Headlines, our partner @whatthekit_x created a mockup of the new adidas Poland pre-match jacket, offering an early look at the team's new era with the German brand. From 2027, Adidas will replace Nike as Poland's official kit supplier, ending the American brand's 17-year partnership with the national team.
The jacket features a striking red base with large white eagle-wing graphics inspired by Poland's national coat of arms, creating a bold design closely linked to the White Eagles' identity.
PSG 26-27 Third Goalkeeper Kit Leaked
Based on leaked image from @lasource75006, our partner @whatthekit_x created a mockup of Matvey Safonov wearing the Jordan PSG 2026-27 third goalkeeper kit, inspiration from the distinctive Nike template worn by Lama during the 1997-98 season. It features a vibrant red base with sharp black vertical stripes tapering upward from the lower hem.
FUS Rabat 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Moroccan Botola Pro side FUS Rabat has officially unveiled its new home and away kits for the 26-27 season, manufactured by Spanish brand Joma. The capital club steps into the new campaign with a coordinated and sharp visual identity across both strips.
The Joma FUS Rabat 26-27 home shirt is predominantly red, anchored by a prominent central white stripe that runs down the body, broken only for the main sponsor. The fabric features an understated tonal texture throughout, accompanied by a clean white crew neck collar. Inverting the look, the 26-27 away shirt relies on a clean white base centered around a bold red vertical stripe and matching red accents.
Both jerseys carry the traditional FUS Rabat crest on the left chest, with Novec Groupe CDG and Cosumar featured as shirt sponsors. The away kit also includes neat Arabic calligraphy spelling out "Rabat" on the upper back above the player names and numbers. Matching shorts and socks complete the Moroccan club's new 26-27 wardrobe.
Sam Kerr Debuts Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 Signature Boots
Sam Kerr has officially given her new Nike Mercurial signature boots their on-pitch debut, stepping out for Gotham FC in the vibrant design. Following Nike's official launch of the pair on September 21, 2026, the Australian forward wasted no time lacing them up for competitive action. Kerr took to the pitch wearing her preferred low-cut iteration of the silhouette, continuing her longstanding preference for low collars over the high dynamic fit collar.
This boot follows Kerr's debut signature Mercurial from 2025, which took inspiration from the coastal beaches of her hometown Perth.












