FC Copenhagen 25-26 Home Kit Released
Jul 7, 2025, by Chris
- Kit Inspiration: The FC Copenhagen 2025-26 home kit is inspired by the iconic 1995-96 shirt, commemorating the club's Danish League Cup win.
- Kit Design: The Adidas-made kit is predominantly white with a polo collar and subtle mesh stripes, reminiscent of 1990s Copenhagen kits.
- Kit Details: The FC Copenhagen 2025-2026 home football shirt features blue applications for all logos and design elements.
Update: Copenhagen officially unveils their new 2025-26 home kit, inspired by the iconic 1995-96 shirt, when the club won the Danish League Cup.
FC Copenhagen 25-26 Home Kit
This picture shows the FC Copenhagen 2025-26 home jersey, made by Adidas.
The Adidas F.C. Copenhagen 2025-26 football shirt is, as expected, predominantly white, maintaining the club's traditional primary color. The key features are a polo collar and subtle mesh stripes.
Indeed, the designs recalls classic Copenhagen kits from the 1990s, and the 1995-1996 home kit in particular - exactly 30 years later.
The Adidas FC Copenhagen 2025-2026 home football shirt comes with blue applications for all logos and design elements.
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