Celtic 24-25 Home Kit Released

We can leak the first images of the new Paris Saint-Germain anthem jacket for the 2026-2027 season. Produced by long-time technical partner Nike, the jacket is set to be worn by the players as they line up on the pitch before matches. The design embraces a clean and traditional color palette that remains deeply rooted in the visual identity of the Parisian club.

The Nike PSG 26-27 anthem jacket features a predominantly royal blue base constructed from a lightweight, crinkled fabric that immediately gives it a retro sportswear aesthetic. The standout element of the jacket is the integration of Nike's classic Windrunner chevron pattern across the chest and upper sleeves, which is sharply defined by thin, contrasting red piping. A crisp white Nike Swoosh is located on the right side of the chest, sitting opposite the standard, full-color Paris Saint-Germain club crest.

What do you think of the retro-inspired design of this new Paris Saint-Germain 26-27 anthem jacket? Let us know in the comments below.

Arsenal will continue to use their bespoke cup kit font for the upcoming 2026-2027 season, making only a minor visual update to its color scheme.

This custom typography, which is typically worn during non-league competitions such as the Champions League and domestic cups, retains its sharp, modern aesthetic and the signature cannon detailing located at the base of each numeral.

The only difference for the new campaign lies in the application of colors to the names and numbers. During the 2025-2026 season, the font was rendered in solid white with grey detailing. For the 2026-2027 kit, Adidas has updated the application by adding a thick, red & dark red outline around both the lettering and the numbering.

Indeed, the colorway matches the duo-color 3 stripes of the kit, which also has two shades of red.

Do you prefer the plain white font application from the 25-26 season or the updated bordered look for the 26-27 campaign? Let us know in the comments.

Adidas has unveiled a new 2026 remake collection for national teams, featuring some of the most iconic jerseys in each team’s history: Germany 1994, Spain 1994, Belgium 1986, and Sweden 1994.

Decathlon has officially unveiled the new official match ball for the upcoming 2026-2027 Ligue 1 season.

The new Decathlon Kipsta Ligue 1 26-27 ball introduces a bold and modern aesthetic. It features a clean white base, which is sharply contrasted by aggressive, angular graphic panels.

These striking geometric shapes are rendered in deep purple and black, highlighted by vibrant fiery orange and red gradient details.

Derby County has officially announced that digital game store Loaded will become the club’s new principal front-of-shirt partner for the upcoming 2026-2027 season. The agreement will see the gaming brand's distinctive logo prominently featured on the front of all playing and replica kits across all teams. The upcoming Derby County kits will once again be manufactured by the club's technical partner, Puma.

This new sponsorship agreement marks the latest chapter in Derby County's recent front-of-shirt sponsor history. Loaded will be replacing FanHub, who had featured on the front of the Rams' kits since 2024. Prior to FanHub, the club's primary sponsors included Host & Stay for the 2023-2024 campaign, a charity partnership with the NSPCC during the 2022-2023 season, and a long-standing stint with betting firm 32Red from 2018 to 2022.

What do you think of this new partnership between Derby County and Loaded? Let us know in the comments below.

Polish Ekstraklasa side GKS Katowice has officially unveiled their new 2026-2027 home kit, produced by technical partner Macron. The new strip is set to make its on-pitch debut this Sunday, May 17, during the club's crucial final home match of the current season against Jagiellonia Białystok, a highly anticipated clash where the top spot in the league table will be on the line.

The design of the new Macron GKS Katowice 26-27 home jersey serves as a direct tribute to a major milestone in the club's history. Celebrating exactly 40 years since the historic achievement, the kit is deeply inspired by the uniform worn during the 1986 Polish Cup final. On May 1, 1986, Katowice famously defeated Górnik Zabrze 4-1 to claim the club's very first major football trophy, an iconic victory that sparked a golden decade for the Polish side and inspired generations of supporters.

Fans looking to get their hands on the new 2026-27 home kit can purchase it at the Arena Katowice fan store starting this Sunday, with online sales and wider retail availability rolling out on Monday.