Revolutionary? Adidas Reversible 2024 Teamwear Kit Leaked
Dec 19, 2023, by Phan Tich Giay
- Reversible Design: Adidas will launch a 2024 teamwear kit featuring completely different colors and designs on the inside and outside, allowing teams to use one kit for both home and away games.
- Cost Savings: The reversible kit is intended to reduce costs for teams by eliminating the need to purchase separate home and away kits.
- Availability and Colorways: The Adidas reversible kit will be available in four main colorways (Black, red, royal blue, and navy blue) from February 2024 and will retail at 35 euros.
Update: Footy Headlines can leak a new image of the Adidas 2024 reversible teamwear kit. The picture clearly shows that teams can use the same kit as both their home and away kit, as the colors are very contrasting. This could be a revolutionary change, as teams could save themselves the expense of having to purchase a second or third kit.
In 2024, Adidas will introduce a reversible teamwear kit with completely different designs on the outside and inside. Footy Headlines can exclusively leak.
Adidas Reversible 2024 Teamwear Kit
This picture shows the Adidas 2024 reversible kit.
The new Adidas reversible 2024 teamwear football jersey will have completely different colors and designs on the inside and outside. This allows teams to save
The Adidas 2024 reversible teamwear shirt has a plain color on the outside, while the inside has a reversed color, with diagonal stripes running down the body of the shirt.
Navy Blue/Semi Sol Green
Royal Blue/Power Red
Black/Team Light Grey
Power Red/Yellow
Adidas has also launched an Arsenal reversible jacket and a reversible 2022 World Cup team jacket.
The Adidas 2024 reversible kit template will be available in four main colorways - Black, red, royal blue and navy blue. It retails at 35 Euro and will be available from February 2024.
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Special Virgil van Dijk x Patta Jersey Revealed
Amsterdam streetwear label Patta has teamed up with Netherlands captain Virgil van Dijk and Nike to unveil a vibrant, one-off football jersey for the Virgil's Legacy Trophy. The international under-13 tournament, founded by the Liverpool defender in collaboration with his formative club Willem II, brings together 16 elite youth academies from across Europe to compete in Tilburg.
The shirt draws deep inspiration from Van Dijk's Surinamese heritage, taking stylistic cues from traditional pangi cloth, a brightly patterned woven textile central to Maroon and Surinamese culture. The design ingeniously weaves together the primary colors of every participating club, including Liverpool, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, PSG, Ajax, and AC Milan, translating their identities into an eye-catching, blurred check motif across the entire shirt.
The reverse lists the complete roster of competing clubs under "The class of '26," complemented by a custom Patta x Nike co-branded jock tag on the lower hem.
The bespoke jersey has been created exclusively for the young players taking part in the tournament as a commemorative keepsake rather than receiving a general retail release.
First 2 Adidas 2027 Boot Packs Leaked
Video game modder BxR Mods has recreated the first two Adidas 2027 football boot collections, providing a clear preview of what the Three Stripes have prepared for early 2027.
The 2027 Base Pack marks an important transition for Adidas, centered around predominantly black uppers accompanied by heritage-inspired accent colors across all three core silos. Most notably, the collection features the next-generation Predator 27 with its classic fold-over tongue, the returning AdiPure line set to succeed the Copa franchise, and the updated F50 Hyperfast. Alongside the traditional black-based editions, the preview also showcases the first main pack of the year, the collection to be worn by Adidas' best players.
Both of these Adidas packs launch in January 2027.
Nike Inter Milan 26-27 Third Kit Leaked - New Image
A new image of the Nike Inter Milan 26-27 third kit has surfaced, confirming the retro-inspired look that pays tribute to the club's iconic 1997-98 third shirt worn during the Ronaldo era.
Adidas Liverpool 26-27 European Training Shirt + Collection Released
Liverpool and Adidas have officially unveiled their all-new European training collection for the 26-27 season. Promoted under the tagline "Made for Europe", the range will be worn by the squad during training sessions and media obligations ahead of Champions League fixtures.
The Adidas Liverpool 26-27 European training collection is built around a crisp white base complemented by vibrant red accents. The iconic Adidas Three Stripes run down the sleeves in red, while the chest displays a monochrome red Liverpool crest enclosed in a shield, alongside matching red Adidas and AXA sponsor branding. Streamlined paneling and high-performance cuts from the latest Adidas Tiro template complete the refined aesthetic.
The range includes authentic short-sleeve training tops, long-sleeve drill tops featuring integrated snood neck collars, and insulated sleeveless puffer vests. The complete Adidas Liverpool 26-27 European training collection is available now through the club's official online store and retail outlets.
Hong Kong 2026 Home Kit Released
Nike and the Football Association of Hong Kong, China have quietly revealed the new Hong Kong 2026 home shirt.
The Nike Hong Kong 2026 home jersey combines two shades of red in a subtle half-and-half design, with a centrally aligned chest layout. The circular HKFA crest is positioned right in the center of the chest, accompanied by a white Nike Swoosh directly beneath it.
First Time in 12 Years: Juventus Bring Back Long-Sleeved Kits on Pitch
Making his Juventus debut in the match against AC Milan, Nick Woltemade was the only Juventus player on the pitch wearing long sleeves. Excluding special-edition kits, the German strike became the first Bianconeri player made this choice since Andrea Pirlo and Claudio Marchisio back in the 13-14 season.
Remarkably, even Cristiano Ronaldo, a long-sleeve icon, never wore one during his time in Turin.