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SCU Torreense 26-27 Third Kit Released - Tribute to Club Legend Toinha

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The new SCU Torreense third shirt for the 26-27 season has been officially released. Manufactured by Umbro, the strip honors club icon José António Franco Vicente, widely known as "Toinha", celebrating his 50 years of service and dedication to the Torres Vedras side.

The Umbro SCU Torreense 26-27 third jersey is predominantly light blue, accented with the club's traditional maroon on the classic polo collar, sleeve cuffs, and side panels. A personalized tribute reading "Toinha 50 ANOS" is scripted on the upper back just below the collar, and Toinha himself fronts the launch campaign wearing the design.

Matching light blue shorts and socks with maroon details complete the full SCU Torreense 2026-27 third uniform.

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