Exclusive: Jordan PSG 27-28 Third Kit to Be Dark Red
- PSG 27-28 Third Kit Revealed: Footy Headlines has exclusively leaked that Paris Saint-Germain's 2027-28 third kit, produced by the Jordan brand, will feature a dark red color, marking a new look for the club.
- Specific Color Details: The Jordan PSG 27-28 third jersey will use 'Tough Red' as its dominant color, a dark, wine-adjacent shade, paired with 'Laser Crimson' (a bright red) and black detailing for logos and applications.
- Historical First & Release Date: This kit will represent the first time in PSG's history that such a deep, rich dark red shade serves as the main color of an official kit, and it is scheduled to be released in late summer 2027.
Footy Headlines can exclusively leak the first information regarding Paris Saint-Germain's third shirt for the 2027-28 season. Once again produced under the Jordan brand, the jersey will bring red back to the Parisian wardrobe in a look never seen before at the club.
PSG 27-28 Third Kit
This picture shows the colors of the new Jordan PSG third shirt for the 2027-28.
The Jordan Paris Saint-Germain 27-28 third jersey will feature "Tough Red" as its dominant color. Nike and Jordan will pair this dark, wine-adjacent base with "Laser Crimson", a high-intensity bright red, alongside black detailing for the logos and contrasting applications.
Red has been an integral part of PSG's visual identity since the club's foundation, featuring as the primary home color during the early 1970s and returning periodically across famous away and third strips, such as the 2004-05 away and 2025-26 third shirts.
However, this 27-28 third shirt will represent the very first time in PSG history that such a deep, rich dark red shade serves as the main color of an official kit.
Nothing is known yet about the graphic templates or specific design motifs.
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The Jordan PSG 27-28 third kit is scheduled to hit shelves in late summer 2027, around August or September.
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