Insane: Sporting CP & Nike to Release 9! Kits in 2025-26 Season
Sep 21, 2024, by Chris
- Partnership: Sporting CP and Nike will continue their partnership into the 2025-26 season.
- Kit Release: Sporting CP plans to release an unusually large number of nine different kits for the 2025-26 season.
- Strategic Motivation: The increased number of kits is a strategic move to capitalize on the club's recent high merchandise sales.
Sporting CP has announced that its long-standing partnership with Nike will continue into the 2025-26 season. What is much more interesting and unexpected is the large number of new kits to be released.
Sporting Will Release 9 Different Kits in 25-26 Season, Announces Vice-President
Sporting CP will release nine different kits in the 2025-2026 season. This news was revealed by André Bernardo, the vice-president of Sporting, during the club's unveiling of its 10-year Strategic Plan on September 19, 2024, .
Napoli released even more kits and everybody hated it - Sporting's plan is risky
This large number of kits is linked to the club's strategy to capitalize on its recent record-breaking merchandise sales.
This and last season, Sporting has four different kits, which is nothing unusual in modern football. However, nine is on another level.
Even though nine kits sound insane, Sporting's number of kits are not a record. Napoli released 13 kits in the 2011-2012 season, a move that was slashed by most.
Footy Headlines has no confirmed info about what kits Sporting will release in the 2025-26 season, but it seems safe that we will see a Stromp kit. In addition, a 120-year anniversary kit would make sense in 2026. Sporting CP celebrates its 120th birthday on 1 July 2026.
Do you think releasing nine kits will be a success? Is it just too much? Let us know in the comments below.
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