Confirmed: Al-Hilal to Sign Adidas Kit Deal - No More Puma
- Deal Confirmed: Al-Hilal has finalized an agreement with Adidas to become the club's new kit supplier, replacing Puma.
- Season of Implementation: The new Adidas Al-Hilal kits are currently in the design stage and are scheduled to be introduced for the 2027-28 season.
- Reunion and Expansion: This partnership marks a reunion between Al-Hilal and Adidas, who have previously supplied the club, aligning with Adidas's strategy to expand its footprint within the Saudi Pro League.
Update - Oct 28, 2026: Footy Headlines can now confirm that Al-Hilal have finalized a deal with Adidas to replace Puma as the club’s kit supplier. The Adidas Al-Hilal kits for the 2027-28 season are also currently in the design stage.
Update - Oct 1, 2026: Adidas is highly likely to reunite with Al-Hilal on a long-term deal after this season ends, according to @MnbrAlhilal & @2_K44.
Saudi Pro League powerhouse Al-Hilal is reportedly set to part ways with Puma and sign with a new technical kit supplier, according to information reported by Saudi source @muta_al.
Al-Hilal to Sign New Kit Supplier
Al-Hilal has reportedly informed Puma that they will not be extending their current partnership once the existing agreement expires. Instead, the club has already opened negotiations with a major global sportswear manufacturer, widely considered to hold the number-one position in football kit production.
All indications and current speculation point heavily toward Adidas as the primary candidate to take over the deal.
If a deal with Adidas materializes, it will bring an end to a 4-season partnership between Al-Hilal and the "Big Cat" brand.
A move to Adidas would not be uncharted territory for the club. The German brand has previously outfitted Al-Hilal across multiple periods in their history, most notably during a long-standing partnership from 2006 to 2013, as well as earlier stints in 1999-2000 and 2001-2003.
Expanding the Saudi Pro League Footprint
An agreement between Adidas and Al-Hilal is highly plausible given the brand's aggressive expansion in the region. Adidas currently supplies kits for two other major Saudi Pro League sides - Al Ahli and Al Nassr. Adding Al-Hilal to their roster would give the Three Stripes command over three of the kingdom's biggest clubs.
If negotiations progress smoothly over the coming months, Adidas is expected to officially take over as Al-Hilal's kit supplier starting from the 2027-28 season.
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