Lyon 25-26 Third Kit Released

UAE Pro League club Al Wahda FC and Adidas have officially unveiled the team's new home and away kits for the 26-27 season.

The home jersey is built around the club's signature rich maroon main body, detailed with a subtle tonal checkerboard pattern across the front. Gold raglan sleeves with maroon Three Stripes create a strong contrast, finished with gold accents on the collar trim and sleeve cuffs.

The 26-27 away shirt introduces a white base paired with contrasting maroon sleeves that carry white Adidas shoulder stripes. Gold trims frame the crew collar and cuffs to maintain a cohesive look across both designs.

As Bruno Guimarães prepares to finalize his move from Newcastle United to Arsenal in a reported £75 million transfer, attention has turned to the squad number he will wear in North London.

The 28-year-old Brazilian midfielder is expected to retain his trademark number 39 shirt at the Emirates Stadium ahead of the 26-27 season, with the number currently unassigned following the departure of academy player Harrison Dudziak.

The number 39 holds deep personal significance for Guimarães, as it pays homage to dispatch cab 039 driven by his father, Dick Gomez, in Rio de Janeiro. The earnings from that taxi helped finance his early football gear and bus fares to training, making the number a permanent tribute to his family's sacrifices.

French club Dijon FCO has officially unveiled its new home and away kits for the 26-27 season, manufactured by Nike. Revealed through a medieval-themed campaign under the motto Forged for battle, worn with honor, the presentation showcases players alongside knights inside a historic castle hall.

The Dijon 26-27 home kit features a classic design defined by alternating vertical stripes in bright red and deep burgundy. White details appear on the collar and sleeve cuffs, while the Nike Swoosh and sponsor logos are also rendered in white. Burgundy shorts and socks complete the home strip.

The away kit takes inspiration from regional heritage, featuring a light grey and white base with a quartered graphic pattern that includes fleur-de-lis details and gold accents. Grey shorts and matching socks complete the set, which is available on the club online store immediately.

Ghanaian giants Accra Hearts of Oak SC have officially unveiled their new home kit for the 26-27 season, produced by manufacturer The Hope Brand. The new uniform brings a striking aesthetic to the Phobians for the upcoming campaign.

The Hope Brand Accra Hearts of Oak 26-27 home jersey features an eye-catching graphic pattern dominated by dynamic zigzag stripes across the front. The design incorporates the club's iconic colors of red, blue, and yellow set against a deep purple base, complete with solid purple sleeves and a classic polo collar. The club crest sits on the chest alongside THB branding. Completing the look, the full kit includes purple shorts and matching purple socks that feature red and yellow bands with 1911, marking the year of the club's foundation. The club's famous motto Never Say Die is also inscribed on the upper back below the collar.

Puma and Portuguese club SC Braga have officially launched the club's new away kit for the 26-27 season. Inspired by the sea and ocean waves, the shirt presents a bold look for Braga's upcoming campaign.

The Puma SC Braga 26-27 away jersey features a turquoise and petroleum blue base with a textured graphic pattern that mimics water movement. The sleeves and crew-neck collar are finished in a darker blue shade, while the Puma logos, club crest, and sponsor print appear in contrasting white.

The new SC Braga 26-27 away kit is available now through the club's official retail channels.

RCD Mallorca supporters were left bewildered after Paris Saint-Germain merchandise was spotted for sale inside the La Liga club's official store at Estadi Mallorca Son Moix.

Photos shared on social media by @llorinski show Nike PSG gear, including 24-25 home and away shirts as well as bucket hats, displayed right alongside Mallorca’s own kit range.

While both teams are supplied by Nike and Palma de Mallorca is a popular holiday destination for French tourists, local fans have expressed frustration over their official shop allocating prime retail space to another European club.

French club Valenciennes FC and kit supplier Hummel have officially unveiled the new Valenciennes 26-27 away kit. Drawing inspiration from the club's 2012-13 centenary away shirt, the new design revives a classic look for the team.

The Hummel Valenciennes FC 26-27 away jersey features an off-white cream base complemented by dark burgundy accents. Burgundy trim adorns the V-neck collar, sleeve cuffs, side panels, and iconic Hummel chevrons on the shoulders.

All details, including the club crest, Hummel logo, and front Toyota sponsor, are rendered in monochrome burgundy. A subtle tonal pattern printed across the body completes the stylish design.

Former Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah has completed a high-profile transfer to Turkish Süper Lig club Trabzonspor, making waves with his arrival attire ahead of the 26-27 season. Boarding his flight to Turkey, the Egyptian winger was pictured sporting Trabzonspor's claret and blue home kit customized with the name M. SALAH and the number 61 on the back in gold lettering.

The choice of number 61 raised immediate curiosity among fans accustomed to seeing Salah wear number 11 at Liverpool and 10 for Egypt. However, the number holds immense cultural significance in Trabzon, as 61 is the province's official vehicle registration plate code. Trabzonspor supporters also famously celebrate during the 61st minute of every home match with loud chants and celebrations, making the number a fitting tribute to his new club's identity.

While Salah wore the number 61 shirt for his arrival journey and announcement video, reports indicate that the gesture is purely symbolic for his unveiling. He is expected to select a traditional squad number for official matches, but his respectful nod to Trabzon's heritage has already resonated strongly with local supporters.