Hickory FC 2026 Third Kit Released
USL League Two club Hickory FC have unveiled their new 2026 third kit. Made by Hummel, the new strip replaces Puma as the club's technical sponsor and will be worn in the upcoming 2026 USL League Two campaign.
The Hummel Hickory FC 2026 third jersey introduces a fresh design for the North Carolina-based team. Following their 2025 NPSL championship victory, Hickory FC transitions to a new era in USL League Two with Hummel outfitting the squad's matchday gear.
The new Hummel Hickory FC 2026 third shirt complements the club's recently released home and away kits. While the home and away jerseys are already available via the club's official store, retail availability for the third kit is expected to follow soon.
Bayern München 26-27 Oktoberfest Kit Spotted for Sale
The upcoming Adidas Bayern München 26-27 Oktoberfest jersey has been spotted hanging on retail racks ahead of its official launch in September.
Moving away from the club's traditional Bavarian-inspired palettes and subtle motifs of previous years, the new Wiesn shirt introduces a radical look featuring a vibrant, multicolored abstract graphic set against a black base. The energetic design is complemented by off-white Three Stripes on the shoulders, the classic Adidas Trefoil logo, an ornate heritage Bayern Munich crest, and cream sponsor detailing.
Bukayo Saka and Yan Diomande Debut Whiteout New Balance Furon V9 Boots
Arsenal talisman Bukayo Saka and Real Madrid signing Yan Diomande have both taken to the pitch wearing all-white New Balance Furon V9 boots at the start of the 26-27 campaign. Thanks to @volkyfootballboots.v2 for spotting.
As two of the primary headline athletes for New Balance's flagship speed silo, their synchronized switch away from standard on-pitch colorways to a whiteout look points toward an upcoming limited-edition pack or special release from the American brand in the near future.
It’s normal that brands hide their new flagship-shoes with a whiteout colorway until their release takes place officially, so competitors can’t already get an early glimpse into their newest design.