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América de Natal have unveiled their new home jersey for the 2026 season. The red kit by Kelme marks the 20th anniversary of the club's promotion to Brazil's Série A in 2006 and will be worn during their Série D campaign.

The design uses jacquard fabric with rectangular patterns. It features a red polo collar with a white front panel and red cuffs, the club crest centered on the chest, and the white Kelme logo above it. Details include a neck label reading “Orgulho do RN desde 1915” and a hem message referencing the 2006 achievement: “Onde só o Mecão chegou! Primeiro e único na elite nacional 2006”.

White shorts and red socks complete the home kit. What do you think of América de Natal's 2026-27 home jersey? Let us know in the comments.

Redlands FC of USL League Two have revealed their 2026 home kit produced by Inaria. The release comes ahead of the upcoming season for the California-based club.

The design is a maroon base with white pinstripes. It also includes small dots that reference the citrus heritage of Redlands, the club's hometown.

The jersey is available for purchase via the Redlands FC online shop. What do you think of the new kit? Let us know in the comments.

Adidas has revealed a special collection of padel rackets inspired by national teams set to compete in the 2026 World Cup. The range combines elements of football aesthetics with functional padel equipment.

Designs feature country-specific color schemes and motifs, including Argentina's light blue and white palette accented with gold details. Other versions draw from nations such as Spain, France, and Mexico, maintaining a consistent balanced performance base across the line.

The collection targets players who appreciate thematic editions tied to the upcoming tournament. Which national team design stands out most to you? Let us know in the comments.

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PES Master announced on May 20, 2026, that it is adding the Bulk Generator feature to its PES kit creator.

The Bulk Generator allows users to produce kits for multiple teams or full leagues at once through templates and settings. It mirrors the existing tool already popular on the FM and EAFC sides of the platform.

Crystal Palace have confirmed Temporal as their new main shirt sponsor. The open-source AI and enterprise technology platform will take over from NET88 on the front of the club's shirts starting in the 2026-27 season under a multi-year agreement.

The deal sees Temporal's branding appear on both the men's and academy team kits. It will also involve support for community programmes through the Palace for Life Foundation, including workshops in computer science and AI for young people in South London.

The announcement follows Crystal Palace's successful campaign that included an FA Cup win and European qualification. Temporal powers reliable software systems for major organisations like OpenAI and Netflix.

What do you think of Crystal Palace's new sponsor? Let us know in the comments.

WorldSoccerShop, a major North American online retailer for soccer gear, posted graphics on social media detailing the best-selling national team kits and player jerseys by US state so far in 2026. The data comes exclusively from their sales records and covers both teams and individual players.

The visuals show regional variations in popularity, with teams including Argentina, Mexico, Portugal, Brazil, and Germany leading in different states. Lionel Messi dominates the map for players.

Which state's top seller surprises you the most? Let us know in the comments.

We have a high-quality image of the next-generation Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 Elite soccer cleats, to be launched ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Adidas Originals will release a retro collection for Leeds United. Recreated by kit insider @KamilBerberler using FIFA Kit Creator, this new lifestyle release promises a heavily nostalgic aesthetic.

The Adidas Leeds United 26-27 Originals shirt features a deep navy blue base, elevated by a tonal, all-over pattern made entirely of classic Adidas Trefoil logos. A strong vintage identity is established through the crisp white Trefoil and the club's universally beloved 'smiley' crest on the chest. The crest and colors are the same used for the Leeds 26-27 away kit, which is yellow, navy, and white.

The long-sleeve silhouette is finished with vibrant yellow shoulder piping, white Three Stripes down the arms, and thickly striped navy, white, and yellow cuffs.

Nike has shared fresh detailed images of the Cryo Shot Mercurial R9 in the iconic Ronaldo colorway. The model reworks the classic Mercurial Vapor R9 silhouette, originally worn by the Brazilian star during the 1998 World Cup, as a lifestyle sneaker under the new Cryo Shot line.

The colorway uses Varsity Royal and Varsity Maize with metallic silver accents along with black and sail details. It carries the style code IQ8160-400 and will retail for $210.

The pair is scheduled to release on June 30, 2026, as part of Nike's Summer 2026 lineup that adapts multiple heritage football boots for everyday wear. What do you make of this new R9 version? Let us know in the comments.

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FC Isle of Man has introduced its new home kit for the 2026-29 seasons. The design, produced by Hope & Glory, features the club's red and black colors and was selected by members through a vote.

The replica shirt is an EcoKit with a woven club crest. It will be worn by the team in the North West Counties League Premier Division.

Pre-orders are open via the official club shop until June 5, 2026. What are your thoughts on the latest FC Isle of Man home kit? Let us know in the comments.

The Mexican national team debuted its new third kit during the friendly against Ghana on May 22 at Estadio Cuauhtémoc. The Adidas design features a black base with a tonal MX pattern, tricolor accents from the Mexican flag on the collar and sleeves, and special embroidery details. The full apparel line was also worn, including the usual sponsorship placements.

https://www.footyheadlines.com/2025/04/mexico-2026-se-kit.html

Released on May 11, the kit forms part of Mexico's preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which the country will co-host for the third time in its history. It results from a collaboration with Someone Somewhere and emphasizes national unity through the "Somos México" message.

The third kit provides an elegant alternative for when home and away colors clash. What do you think of Mexico's new third kit for the 2026-26 World Cup? Let us know in the comments.