UEFA Neglects Own Kit Regulations
Apr 8, 2024, by Chris
- UEFA Kit Regulations: UEFA is typically very strict about enforcing kit regulations.
- Norway's Kit Violation: The Norwegian Women's National team was allowed to wear two-colored numbers, which is a violation of UEFA's own regulations.
- Past Enforcement: UEFA has previously strictly enforced kit regulations, forcing teams like Inter Milan and Manchester United to make changes.
When it comes to Kit Regulations, UEFA usually doesn't know any fun and is stricter than most leagues. However, now it appears that UEFA has neglected its own kit regulations.
Norway Allowed to Wear Two-Colored Numbers, Despite Ban in UEFA Equipment Regulations
The Norwegian National Women's team debuted the new Nike 2024 home kit in the 2025 Women's Euro qualifiers. Despite UEFA's official equipment regulations stipulating that numbers must be of a single color, the team was allowed to wear two-colored numbers.
UEFA is usually known for strictly enforcing its regulations, which is evident in its handling of the Champions League. Inter Milan had to modify its kit design multiple times due to the patterns on it. Similarly, Manchester United had to make changes to its sponsor logo, as it was slightly too large for UEFA competitions, and the club had to resize it to comply with the regulations.
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The Nike Norway 2024 kit features a unique font design inspired by Runen, a letter in a set of related alphabets native to the Germanic peoples. While the font has an extraordinary appearance, it is also challenging to read. However, there is no rule that obliges numbers to be easily readable.
Are you surprised that UEFA allowed Norway to have the two-colored number? Let us know in the comments below.
Ternana Women 26-27 Home Kit Released
Newly promoted Serie A Women side Ternana have officially unveiled their home kit, becoming one of the very few women teams to have their own bespoke designs.
Made by Macron, the jersey put an interesting twist on the traditional green and red stripes, using one large central stripe and four smaller stripes around it, spreading out on the top. All of the stripes are outlined with yellow trims, matching with the logos and accents.
What do you think of the new Ternana Women 26-27 home kit by Macron? Let us know in the comments.
AEK Athens 26-27 Third Kit Released
AEK Athens have just unveiled their new 2026–27 third kit, featuring the iconic Dikéfalos (double-headed eagle) emblem on the left chest.
The kit has a simple design, with blue as the dominant color, while the collar and sleeve cuffs are black.
Nike has placed the Dikéfalos emblem on the left chest, the club’s symbol, instead of the full club crest.
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Valletta FC 26-27 Home Kit Released
Malta club Valletta FC have unveiled their new 2026–27 home kit, featuring an extremely simple design.
The shirt is predominantly white, with a red Swoosh logo. It has a plain finish and a crew neck collar.
Fidelis Andria 2018 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Fidelis Andria 2018 have unveiled new home and away kits for the 2026–27 Serie D season.
Both shirts share the same design, featuring pinstripes and a polo collar. The home kit comes in blue with white stripes, while the away kit is white with blue stripes.
Al Rayyan SC 26-27 Third Kit Released
Al Rayyan SC and technical sponsor Joma have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 2026-27 season. The new release completes the Qatari side's kit collection following the earlier rollouts of their traditional red-and-black home and sleek black away uniforms.
The Joma Al Rayyan 26-27 third shirt is dominated by an elegant off-white and cream base, highlighted by deep green detailing throughout. The body and sleeves incorporate a subtle, tonal jacquard-style pattern that adds depth to the design. A tailored polo collar with a v-neck insert and delicate green piping provides a classic, sophisticated finish.
All brandings on the jersey, including the Joma logo, main sponsor QIB, and the Al Rayyan SC club crest, are executed in monochrome dark green. A dedicated 1967 tag pays tribute to the club's founding year. Matching off-white shorts with green side inserts and coordinated socks complete the kit.
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