Arsenal 23-24 Away Kit Voted Worst Football Kit of 2023
- Worst Kit Winner: Arsenal's 23-24 away kit was voted the worst football kit of 2023, receiving 30.8% of the final vote.
- Runner-Ups: The Hartberg home shirt and the Albion Subway kit were voted as the second and third worst kits, respectively.
- Finalist Selection: A pre-selection of 25 kits was narrowed down to four finalists that were voted on to determine the worst kit of the year.
Update: In our Worst Football Kit of 2023 Final Vote, Arsenal's away kit claimed the undesirable title with 30.8% of votes, securing the top spot for the least favored design. The second-worst kit, the home shirt of Hartberg, received 27.5%. The Albion Subway kit completes the podium with 26%.
Worst Football Kit of 2023 - Worst Three
Worst Football Kit of 2023 - Worst Twelve
Worst Football Kit of 2023 - Finale Vote Results
💩💩💩 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝗙𝗼𝗼𝘁𝗯𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗞𝗶𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯 - 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗩𝗼𝘁𝗲
— Footy Headlines (@Footy_Headlines) December 17, 2023
Four bad kits, but only one can be the worst. Vote for the worst below now.
Worst Football Kit of 2023 - Final Vote
Update: The first round of the 2023 Worst Kit of the Year voting is now over. The four kits with the most votes advanced to the final vote on X. They are the Adidas Atlanta United 2023 Third Kit, the Adidas Arsenal 23-24 Away Kit, the Adidas Hartberg 23-24 Home Kit, and the Tor Albion 23-24 Subway Kit. Be sure to vote below - the kit with the most votes will become the worst football kit of 2023, the two behind complete the podium.
🤮 The four finalists pic.twitter.com/sZCB0NUJjR
— Footy Headlines (@Footy_Headlines) December 17, 2023
As 2023 comes to an end, it is time to vote for the best and worst kits of the year. After we started voting for the best football kit of 2023 yesterday, it is now time for the worst.
Worst Football Kit of 2023
We pre-selected 25 kits for the worst football kit of 2023 - we tried to have a food mixture of both the biggest and smaller brands and clubs in order to have a good representation of what the year bought us in terms of football kit designs.
Our list of the worst kits is still dominated by the two big brands - Adidas and Nike. However, this is quite logical as they supply kits for more teams than the others.
Now that we've tried to give you a good pre-selection, it's up to you to vote for the worst football kit of 2023. The two kits with the most votes will go through to the big final to ensure a fair result.
Nike (7 Kits):
- FC Barcelona 23-24 Third
- Angers 23-24 Third
- Portsmouth 23-24 Third
- Leipzig 23-24 Home
- Inter Milan 23-24 Third
- Canada Men's 2023 Home
- Galatasaray 23-24 Away
Adidas (6 Kits):
- Real Madrid 23-24 Away
- Atlanta United 2023 Third
- Hartberg 23-24 Home
- Arsenal 23-24 Away
- Bayern Munich 23-24 Home
- Manchester United 23-24 Away
Macron (2 Kits):
- Reading 23-24 Third
- Red Star Belgrade 23-24 Home
Joma (2 Kits):
- Getafe 23-24 Away
- Villarreal 23-24 Third
Puma (2 Kits):
- AC Milan 23-24 Third
- Dortmund 23-24 Home
Hummel (1 Kit):
- Ried 23-24 Away
Craft (1 Kit):
- Darmstadt 23-24 Third
BWT (1 Kit):
LASK 23-24 Home
Errea (1 Kit):
- Mechelen 23-24 Home
Castore (1 Kit):
- Newcastle United 23-24 Away
What's your pick for the worst football kit of 2023? Let us know in the comments below, and make sure to vote above.
Match Debut? Kylian Mbappé Back in On Boots Ahead of France vs Turkey
Kylian Mbappé has once again trained in prototype On football boots during France's camp ahead of their UEFA Nations League fixture against Turkey. Following the conclusion of his long-standing partnership with Nike and his high-profile move to the Swiss brand, the French forward has tested On LightSpray prototype cleats in training sessions. Despite testing the new boots behind the scenes and in training, Mbappé wore disguised, unbranded whiteout Nike Mercurial Superfly cleats for the first competitive match against Atlético, leaving his boot choice for the clash with Turkey as one of the key gear storylines to watch.
Official: Santos Announce Adidas Kit Deal From 2028
Santos FC and Adidas have officially confirmed a major agreement that will see the German sportswear giant become the club's official kit supplier starting in the 2028 season. The six-year partnership, running through 2033, marks the third collaboration between both parties following previous stints in 1980–1981 and 1984–1988. Long-time partner Umbro will continue to manufacture the team's kits until its current contract expires at the end of 2027, with Santos opting for Adidas due to expanded global marketing, superior commercial terms, and international distribution across approximately 120 Adidas flagship stores across the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
Electrifying: Adidas Pokémon Megaride F50 "Pikachu" Shoes Released
As part of the Pokémon 30th anniversary collection, Adidas Originals has released an eye-catching hybrid sneaker that blends football heritage with retro running technology: the Pokémon x Adidas Megaride F50 "Pikachu". Merging the streamlined upper design inspired by the iconic 2004 F50 football boot with the open-tunnel bounce system of the 2000s Megaride runner, the pair pays direct homage to the franchise's most famous Electric-type Pokémon.
The sneaker features a predominantly black and dark carbon base energized by vibrant yellow accents. Striking yellow lightning bolt graphics surge across the upper with 3D haptic detailing, complemented by three sleek yellow stripes along the forefoot. At the rear, an embroidered Pikachu graphic sits on the heel counter just above a translucent yellow TPU plate, which flows smoothly into the distinctive yellow-accented Megaride cushioning pods.
Finished with collaborative Pokémon tongue badges and themed insoles, the Pokémon x Adidas Megaride F50 "Pikachu" officially dropped on September 24, 2026, with a retail price of $200. It is available through Adidas CONFIRMED and select retailers alongside other models from the milestone capsule.
Adidas Germany 2026 Farewell Kit Debuted on Pitch
Germany officially debuted their special edition Adidas farewell kit during their UEFA Nations League clash against the Netherlands. The release marks the final chapter of a legendary 72-year partnership between the German Football Association (DFB) and the Three Stripes, which began in 1954 and will officially come to an end on December 31, 2026, ahead of Nike taking over as technical supplier from 2027.
The tribute shirt features an elegant, predominantly black base decorated with vertical gold diamond pinstripes running down the front. Adidas has opted for the heritage Trefoil logo on the right chest alongside the classic DFB crest used between 1978 and 1996, both rendered in white. A retro-inspired crossover V-neck collar is trimmed in white and gold, mirrored on the sleeve cuffs, while a commemorative "1954" jock tag sits on the bottom hem to honor the historic year the partnership began.
Completed with black shorts and black socks featuring gold detailing, the on-pitch ensemble arrived just days after its official unveiling. Following its high-profile match debut, the Germany 2026 farewell jersey is scheduled to go on general sale via official Adidas channels starting September 26, 2026.
Nike Phantom 6 Haaland Chapter 5 Boots Revealed - Reactive Nike Hydra Upper
Through its partner stores, Nike has officially revealed Erling Haaland's fifth signature edition, the Nike Phantom 6 Haaland Chapter 5 from his Force of Nature collection. Finished in a Baltic Blue colorway with cloud-inspired graphics across the rear, the low-cut boot introduces Nike's Hydra treatment, which uses reactive white ink that vanishes when wet to uncover additional details of the graphic beneath. Engineered for lethal finishing in the 26-27 season, the boot combines a Gripknit upper with a Cyclone 360 soleplate and is scheduled to launch on October 1, 2026. Huge thanks to Pro Direct and Unisportsore for images and the video.



























