Galatasaray 24-25 Special Kit Released - Worn for 30 Minutes, Opponent "Withdraws" From Match
Feb 9, 2025, by Phan Tich Giay
- Kit Debut: Galatasaray debuted their 2024-2025 blackout kit in a controversial match against Adana Demirspor.
- Kit Design: The special Puma kit features a predominantly black design with dark gray logos, orange names/numbers, V-shaped motifs, and a lion symbol.
- Availability: The Puma Galatasaray 24-25 special football shirt has been available since February 8th.
Update: Galatasaray debuted its special 2024-2025 blackout kit in the hugely controversial league match vs Adana Demirspor. The kit featured dark gray sponsor logos and orange names and numbers. We only saw the kit in action for around 30 minutes as Adana Demirspor withdrew from the match after a wrong penalty and a few other unfavorable referee decisions were given to Galatasaray.
Galatasaray AŞ's new 2024-2025 special strip was released this morning. It features an understated yet unique design.
Galatasaray 24-25 Special Kit
This is the Galatasaray 24-25 special shirt, made by Puma.
The Puma Galatasaray 24-25 special football shirt has a modern, stealthy look. It is predominantly black with large, thin, close-fitting V-shaped motifs on the front of the shirt. In the center of the shirt is a lion motif, the team's famous symbol.
The Puma Galatasaray 2024-25 special football shirt features the Puma logo and Gala crest in a metallic black, with colored sides, to match the color of the shirt. The right sleeve cuffs of the shirt are orange, while the left sleeve cuffs are red - the team's traditional half-and-half colors.
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The Puma Galatasaray 24-25 special football shirt has been available since 8 February.
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The initiative is led by SCM (System Capital Management), the industrial and investment group owned by club president Rinat Akhmetov.
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The New Balance Al Sadd 26-27 away shirt combines a black base with striking diagonal and curved gold linework across the front. The metallic gold treatment extends to the New Balance logo, the Qatar Airways front-of-shirt sponsor, and the monochrome club crest topped by two stars. As a bespoke detail, a golden wolf motif is placed on the upper back below the collar.
Black shorts and black socks complete the full New Balance Al Sadd 2026-27 away uniform.
Newcastle United Deny Adidas Stadium Sponsorship Rumors
Speculation surfaced online suggesting that Newcastle United were in discussions with kit supplier Adidas regarding a potential stadium sponsorship deal for St James' Park. The German sportswear brand already has a major presence across the stadium following the launch of their lucrative kit partnership, featuring branding across the stands and stadium facilities.
However, reports linking Adidas to an official stadium sponsorship deal have been swiftly shot down. According to Telegraph journalist Luke Edwards, Newcastle United are not in talks with the three stripes brand over stadium naming or presenting rights, with club sources strongly denying any Adidas involvement in such negotiations.
While Adidas is ruled out, Newcastle are actively in preliminary talks with other international commercial partners for a stadium sponsorship agreement. The club's commercial leadership aims to drive substantial revenue growth in the coming years while maintaining the historic St James' Park name alongside any prospective sponsor.