Exclusive: Adidas to Bring Back Bespoke Goalkeeper Kits for Clubs in 2027-28 Season
, by Phan Tich Giay
- Return of Bespoke Goalkeeper Kits: Adidas is exclusively confirmed to bring back custom-designed goalkeeper kits for their club teams, departing from generic catalog designs.
- Implementation in 2027-28 Season: This reintroduction of unique goalkeeper kit designs for clubs will officially begin in the 2027-28 football season.
- Expansion Following Prior Successes: The move follows a successful initiative with bespoke designs for national teams at the 2026 World Cup and a limited club rollout in the 2026-27 season.
Footy Headlines can exclusively leak that Adidas is set to officially bring back bespoke designs for club goalkeeper kits starting in the 2027-28 season.
Bespoke Adidas 2027-28 Goalkeeper Kits
The new bespoke Adidas 27-28 club goalkeeper shirts will likely be based on the new Tiro 27 Competition goalkeeper template. Instead of standard catalog colorways, elite teams will receive unique, custom-designed patterns tailored specifically to their club's identity.
This move follows a successful initiative by Adidas during the recent 2026 World Cup, where the brand brought back custom, bespoke goalkeeper designs for their top-tier national teams.
In the 2026-27 season, Adidas only provided this special bespoke treatment to two teams: Club America and Liverpool. Meanwhile, the rest of the brand's club portfolio had to settle for streamlined, generic template designs.
That restriction will finally change in the 2027-28 season, expanding the custom treatment to a much wider array of top clubs across Europe and the rest of the world.
A Return to 90s Glory?
The reintroduction of bespoke goalkeeper shirts has the kit community buzzing with excitement. Many are hoping this shift will bring back the era of truly iconic, statement-making designs, reminiscent of the legendary and wildly bold Adidas goalkeeper kits seen throughout the late 1990s.
Are you excited to see Adidas finally bringing back bespoke goalkeeper kits for their clubs? Let us know in the comments below.