BSC Young Boys 25-26 Home, Away & Third Kits Released

Following the official release of their 26-27 home shirt earlier in July, images of 1. FC Nürnberg's new away and third kits for the upcoming season have surfaced online after being spotted in-store.

Produced by Adidas, the Nürnberg 26-27 away kit features a clean white base incorporating an Adidas Trefoil logo on the right chest for a retro-inspired look. A horizontal band featuring red and black stripes runs across the front, framed by red collar detailing and black three stripes on the shoulders.

Meanwhile, the 26-27 third kit opts for a bold color-blocked design. The jersey combines a red body and black sleeves with a wide black horizontal panel across the middle section. Unusually, the modern white Adidas logo is centrally stacked directly above the club crest on the upper chest.

Both alternative kits are expected to be officially released shortly.

French club Le Mans FC has officially launched its new home and away kits for the 26-27 season, marking the beginning of a new supplier deal with Adidas. Taking over from previous manufacturer Kappa, the German brand has signed a contract running until 2030 to supply technical apparel for the team.
The Le Mans 26-27 home shirt features a bold vertical stripe design combining the club's traditional red and yellow colors with beige detailing. The 26-27 away kit comes in predominantly yellow with a horizontal red chest band trimmed in white, paired with red Adidas details on the shoulders and chest. These new primary options join the previously released 26-27 third shirt, which features a green and white checkered graphic inspired by the famous local motorsport racing heritage. All three shirts are now available through the club's official store.

Dutch Eerste Divisie club FC Dordrecht has officially launched its new home kit for the 26-27 season, crafted by Capelli Sport. The new uniform stays true to the club's traditional color scheme while offering a refined visual design for the upcoming campaign.

The FC Dordrecht 26-27 home shirt features a green base decorated with a subtle geometric grid graphic pattern across the torso. A prominent white horizontal hoop runs across the chest, framing the main sponsor text. White sleeves with green cuffs, a clean white V-neck collar, and Capelli's trademark shoulder cubes give the kit a structured look.

Positioned on the left side of the chest is the FC Dordrecht crest with the Energiek Dordt text placed directly above, paired with a white Capelli Sport brand mark on the right chest. The kit will be worn throughout FC Dordrecht's 26-27 Eerste Divisie matches.

Belgian Pro League side Charleroi have officially unveiled their new third kit for the upcoming season, made by French brand Eldera, who replace Decathlon starting this year.

Designed by the club's own supporters, the new kit features a black base with a graphic of famous locations in the region like Bois du Cazier and Saint-Christoph church. The club crest is displayed in full color, while the collar and sleeve cuffs all use uniform black and white combination.

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German 2. Bundesliga club 1. FC Magdeburg and technical sponsor Hummel have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. Named "Platte", the charcoal and black shirt pays tribute to East German urban architecture and local fan culture.

The 1. FC Magdeburg 26-27 third shirt features a dark base highlighted by a tonal front graphic depicting an M10-type Plattenbau residential building block, an iconic feature of Magdeburg's cityscape since the 1970s. Designed in collaboration with fan group Block U, the kit incorporates street art elements throughout, including customized graffiti-style renderings for main sponsor Humanas on the chest and sleeve sponsor SWM.

Additional details include "Aus der Platte" printed inside the collar alongside graffiti-inspired lettering, white Hummel chevrons on the shoulders, and the founding year 1965 on the upper back. The player names and squad numbers are also presented in a custom graffiti tag font to complete the street-inspired look.