Ireland 2024 Away Kit Released

League Two club Walsall FC have officially unveiled their new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. Made by Macron, the new shirts feature NoFo Brew Co as the main sponsor and draw inspiration from the club's local heritage.

The Macron Walsall 26-27 home shirt is predominantly red, featuring an embossed graphic pattern based on St Matthew's Church, a famous local landmark. The design includes a V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs finished with a red, black, and white trim, alongside a black pattern across the shoulders. The phrase 'Pride of the Black Country' is printed on the back of the neck. White shorts and red socks complete the new home kit.

For the Macron Walsall 26-27 away shirt, the club opted for a classy off-white base accompanied by a unique embossed graphic pattern across the front. The V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs stand out with a distinct green and red trim. A nod to the region's industrial past is included on the back of the neck, displaying the Black Country chains.

The Manchester United 26-27 away pre-match shirt has been leaked, giving us a first look at the design players will wear during warm-ups before away games. Pictures of the new pre-match jersey were shared by football apparel tracker @KamilBerberler.

The new Manchester United 26-27 away pre-match shirt takes inspiration directly from the colors of the new away kit. It features an eye-catching graphic pattern that incorporates custom wording throughout the design, offering a unique look while maintaining a cohesive color scheme with the away uniform.

The new Adidas Manchester United 26-27 away pre-match shirt will be available from 22 July, alongside the official launch of the club's 26-27 away kit.

TFF 1. Lig side Manisa FK have introduced their new kit collection for 2026-27 season, made by Puma and features four different kits.

The Manisa FK home kit displays a traditional look with big-sized black and white stripes, combine with with gold round collar. The away kit brings a full white look, added with subtle pattern across the base. The third kit is in full black with gold accents on collar and sleeve cuffss, while the fourth kit use a red base with zig-zig pattern all across the shirt.

What do you think about Manisa FK 2026-27 kits? Leave your thoughts in the comment below.

Slovak 2. Liga side MFK Tatran Liptovský Mikuláš have released their new home and away kits for 2026-27 season, both of which are made by their technical partner Kappa.

The home kit decorated the traditional red base with geometrical dark red pattern, combined with round collar and white accents. The away kit, on the other hand, uses a clean white base with gold details and red monochrome logo.

What do you think about MFK Tatran Liptovský Mikuláš 2026-27 home and away kits? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

Cristiano Ronaldo has gifted streamer and super-fan IShowSpeed an incredibly rare pair of football boots. The Portuguese legend presented Speed with the Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 Elite FG Gold Scorpion edition, adding another memorable moment to their well-documented interactions.

These boots hold significant historical value, as they were worn by Ronaldo during his final World Cup campaign. Nike created this spectacular gold design specifically for the forward to wear on the biggest international stage.

Originally, Ronaldo had planned to personally present this gift to Speed if Portugal had defeated Spain and advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals. However, after Portugal's early elimination, CR7 had to leave the special gift with a staff member, who was then asked to deliver it to Speed.

According to the staff member, Speed is one of only two people in the world to own a pair of boots that Ronaldo personally wore during the recent World Cup.

Following their second consecutive UEFA Champions League triumph, Paris Saint-Germain will likely add two stars above their crest exclusively on their Champions League kits for the 2026-27 season. This info comes from PSG experts La Source Parisienne (@lasource75006).

The club has decided against featuring them on their Ligue 1 shirts. This decision "stems from a desire to maintain a clean kit aesthetic without an excess of patches, as well as a club mentality focused on securing future titles rather than resting on recent successes."