Dest Wears Puma PSV Kit Without Logos - Shirt Auctioned Off
Nov 18, 2025, by Chris
- Logo-less Kit: Sergiño Dest wore a PSV shirt in the first half of a match against AZ Alkmaar that was missing both the club crest and Puma logo.
- Unusual Error: It is strange that the kit error was not noticed before the match, and neither PSV nor Puma have commented on the situation.
- Shirt Auction: The logo-less shirt worn by Sergiño Dest is being auctioned off by Match Worn Shirts, and authenticated by Fabricks, with current bids at €514.
Update: The logo-less kit worn by Sergiño Dest against AZ Alkmaar is now available for auction via MWS (Match Worn Shirts), with the current bid at €514.
A strange kit incident emerged from PSV’s match against AZ last weekend.
Sergiño Dest Wears Kit Without Puma Logo & Club Crest
In the first half, the shirt of PSV player Sergiño Dest featured no club crest or Puma logo. Switching shirts in the locker room during halftime, the second-half shirt featured both elements normally. The markings have not fallen off during play - they were seemingly never attached to the first-half shirt at all.
It’s very unusual that apparently nobody noticed in advance, especially in a top-level match. PSV and Puma have not commented on the mix-up, but the images make the error hard to miss.
Indeed, Dest's match shirt is currently auctioned by the charity “Matchwornshirt” - it is possible to bid on the shirt and many other match-worn kits from the game via this organisation's website. "A true collector's item," as the website reads.
This match-worn and signed football shirt was worn by Sergino Dest during the first half of PSV's match against AZ. This specific shirt is a true collector's item due to a rare kit anomaly. It is the shirt Dest wore that was missing the PSV club logo, a rare occurrence. This shirt is fully authenticated by Fabricks, ensuring its authenticity straight from the pitch.
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Which new number catches your eye the most? Let us know your answer in the comments below.
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However from what we've seen, both of the new jerseys are simply from Adidas Tiro 26 League template range, using default black and grey color choices. These are very likely just temporary options for the mean time, until the actual designs with probably bespoke colorways are officially released.
What do you think of the new Adidas Croatia 2026 training kits? Let us know in the comments below.
