No More Nike - Puma FC Midtjylland 23-24 Third Kit Released
Oct 1, 2023, by Phan Tich Giay
The new FC Midtjylland third shirt was released today. It is made by Puma, replacing Nike, and will be worn in the 23-24 Danish Superliga.
FC Midtjylland 23-24 Third Kit
Check out Puma's Midtjylland 2023-2024 third football shirt below.
The Puma Midtjylland 2023-2024 third jersey has a main color of dark red combined with black and gold accents. The Midtjylland crest and Puma logo are black with gold trimmings, while the sponsor is gold.
The collar and sleeve cuffs are black. The year 1999 is printed on the back under the collar - the year FC Midtjylland was founded.
Puma combines the FC Midtjylland 2023-2024 third jersey with black shorts and red socks.
The Puma FC Midtjylland 2023-2024 third football shirt retails at 699 kr ~ 64USD.
Made by Puma. What do you think about FC Midtjylland's third kit? Comment below.
Al Sadd SC 26-27 Away Kit Released
Al Sadd SC and New Balance have officially unveiled the club's new away kit for the 2026-27 season. Following the launch of their traditional white home strip earlier this month, the Qatari powerhouse turns to a black and gold look for their away matches in domestic and continental competitions.
The New Balance Al Sadd 26-27 away shirt combines a black base with striking diagonal and curved gold linework across the front. The metallic gold treatment extends to the New Balance logo, the Qatar Airways front-of-shirt sponsor, and the monochrome club crest topped by two stars. As a bespoke detail, a golden wolf motif is placed on the upper back below the collar.
Black shorts and black socks complete the full New Balance Al Sadd 2026-27 away uniform.
Newcastle United Deny Adidas Stadium Sponsorship Rumors
Speculation surfaced online suggesting that Newcastle United were in discussions with kit supplier Adidas regarding a potential stadium sponsorship deal for St James' Park. The German sportswear brand already has a major presence across the stadium following the launch of their lucrative kit partnership, featuring branding across the stands and stadium facilities.
However, reports linking Adidas to an official stadium sponsorship deal have been swiftly shot down. According to Telegraph journalist Luke Edwards, Newcastle United are not in talks with the three stripes brand over stadium naming or presenting rights, with club sources strongly denying any Adidas involvement in such negotiations.
While Adidas is ruled out, Newcastle are actively in preliminary talks with other international commercial partners for a stadium sponsorship agreement. The club's commercial leadership aims to drive substantial revenue growth in the coming years while maintaining the historic St James' Park name alongside any prospective sponsor.
