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RC Strasbourg 25-26 Third Kit Released

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Kit Release and Debut: Racing Club de Strasbourg and Adidas have released the new 2025-26 third kit, which will debut tonight in the UEFA Conference League play-off against Brøndby.
Historical and Regional Tribute: The Adidas Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace 2025-2026 third jersey honors the club's history by featuring the 1950s crest and incorporates a horizontal chest graphic inspired by the stork's plumage, a symbol of Alsace.
Color Scheme and Significance: The kit combines red and white details, referencing the Strasbourg and Alsace coats of arms, with a black base, which has been the club's traditional third-kit color since 2022.

Racing Club de Strasbourg and Adidas have unveiled the new third kit for the 2025-26 season, debuting in the UEFA Conference League play-off against Brøndby this evening.

RC Strasbourg 25-26 Third Kit

Check out Adidas' RC Strasbourg Alsace 25-26 third jersey below.

The Adidas Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace 2025-2026 third jersey pays tribute to both the club’s history and the symbols of Alsace. It uses the historic crest first worn in the 1950s, when Strasbourg lifted their first Coupe de France. The Adidas RC Strasbourg 2025-2026 third shirt features a horizontal chest graphic inspired by the stork’s plumage, one of the region’s most famous emblems.

Red and white details, referencing the Strasbourg and Alsace coats of arms, combine with black - the club’s traditional third-kit base since 2022.

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