Exclusive: Newcastle United 27-28 Away Kit to Be Green
12 minutes ago, by Phan Tich Giay
- Kit Color: Footy Headlines exclusively revealed that Adidas will feature a predominantly green color for Newcastle United's 2027-2028 away kit.
- Design Elements: The 2027-28 away jersey will include the Adidas Trefoil logo and is expected to display a classic club crest, moving away from the modern one.
- Release Timeline: The new Adidas Newcastle United 2027-2028 away kit is set for official release in the summer of 2027.
Footy Headlines can exclusively leak that Adidas will bring back green for Newcastle United’s 2027-2028 away kit.
Newcastle United 27-28 Away Kit
This picture shows the main color of the Newcastle United FC 27-28 away football shirt, made by Adidas.
The new Adidas Newcastle 27-28 away shirt will be predominantly green. While the exact accent colors have not yet been fully confirmed, Adidas is expected to pair the green base with crisp white applications or a deeper, contrasting shade of darker green.
Adidas also used green for Newcastle’s 2025-26 away kit.
In keeping with Adidas' streamlined design direction for their 27-28 away shirts, the Newcastle United 2027-28 away jersey will proudly feature the Trefoil logo.
To complete the retro-inspired visual identity, the Newcastle 2027-2028 away kit is also expected to feature a classic club crest rather than the modern Newcastle United crest.
Adidas has previously utilized the stylized 1983-1988 crest on the 2024-25 third kit and the castle-and-magpie 1976-1983 logo on the 2026-27 away shirt.
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The new Adidas Newcastle United 2027-2028 away kit is scheduled to be officially released in the summer of 2027.
Do you like the idea of Newcastle United returning to a green away kit for the 27-28 season? Which classic crest would you like to see featured alongside the Trefoil? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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