Liga MX side Santos Laguna paid homage to the traditional Mexican holiday Día de Muertos with a special commemorative kit font, worn on their 26-27 Charly home shirts during their league encounter against Club Necaxa.

Rather than launching a completely separate fourth kit, the club decorated their signature green-and-white hooped jerseys with bespoke typography on the back. The custom numbers feature intricate folk-art motifs closely tied to the Day of the Dead, including decorative sugar skulls (calaveras), cempasúchil flowers, delicate birds, and traditional patterned borders colored in matching shades of dark and light green.

The special edition numbering follows a growing trend in Liga MX of clubs celebrating the cultural holiday through customized matchday typography. While Santos Laguna previously debuted full Día de Muertos-themed kits alongside Charly in 2020, this year's subtle yet detailed tribute added a festive touch to their standard home strip.

Cruz Azul debuted a custom Día de Muertos kit font during their Liga MX Apertura 2026 fixture against León. Celebrating one of Mexico's most meaningful cultural traditions, La Máquina showcased the commemorative lettering on their navy 26-27 Pirma home shirts as well as the bright green goalkeeper jersey.

The typography introduces custom white digits shaped with vintage flourishes and adorned with delicate Día de Muertos symbolism. Each numeral features an understated skull watermark patterned across the base, highlighted by colorful calavera (sugar skull) illustrations, glowing candles, and flower petals. The official club crest is placed at the base of each number, paired with arched, clean white lettering for the player names.

The celebratory font proved to be a good charm on the pitch, with Cruz Azul securing a 2-1 victory over León to mathematically guarantee their spot in the Apertura 2026 Liguilla. While several Liga MX teams embrace Day of the Dead details each autumn, Cruz Azul's custom Pirma typography was prepared specifically as a one-off matchday feature.

Hong Kong Premier League club Supreme Shatin have teamed up with Toho's popular animated franchise Chibi Godzilla to release an eye-catching special-edition kit for the 26-27 campaign. Produced by technical sponsor Kelme, the limited shirt incorporates a playful Halloween theme into the team's matchday look.

The jersey is predominantly white and complemented by purple accents along the collar, sleeve cuffs, and shoulders, featuring Kelme's signature paw prints. Across the chest, the usual main sponsor is swapped for bold red "Chibi Godzilla Raids Again" text, set above a colorful parade of miniature kaiju characters from the series. The inner collar is stamped with official Godzilla and Toho licensing marks.

The festive theme continues on the back of the shirt, where a purple "Spooky Halloween" graphic sits directly above the player's name. Inside the bold black and purple squad numbers, Chibi Godzilla appears in full vampire attire, sporting a Dracula cape and cane to complete the unique crossover design.

Tanzanian giants Simba SC and Italian sportswear brand Diadora have officially unveiled the club's kits for the 26-27 CAF Champions League campaign. Following the launch of their primary domestic strips earlier in the year to mark the club's 90th anniversary, the Dar es Salaam outfit showcased three specialized uniforms ahead of their continental group stage fixtures.

The collection consists of a traditional red home shirt, an off-white away jersey, and a royal blue third option. Each kit incorporates intricate sublimated geometric and cultural motifs running across the fabric, paired with distinctive checkerboard detailing on the collars and sleeve cuffs. The kits feature sponsor Betway centrally across the chest, alongside the official CAF Champions League sleeve badge.

Simba SC will debut their new Diadora continental kits as they kick off their Group C campaign, competing alongside Orlando Pirates, RS Berkane, and Colombe Sportive.

Toluca and New Balance have unveiled an ornate special Día de Muertos typeface for their 26-27 home kit. The commemorative numbering made its on-pitch debut during the club's Liga MX Apertura clash against Club América.

Rendered in clean white against the club's signature red jersey, the design draws heavy inspiration from traditional Mexican papel picado folk art. Each number features an elaborate scalloped lace outer border filled with rich Day of the Dead symbolism, including calaveras (sugar skulls), cempasúchil flowers, burning candles, stars, and the club's iconic monogram crest embedded near the bottom.

The special edition font continues Toluca's celebration of local culture this season, arriving shortly after the release of their Cosmovitral-inspired third kit and highlighting Liga MX's vibrant tradition of cultural tributes.

Indonesian side PSM Makassar have unveiled a special-edition kit collection to celebrate their 111th anniversary, taking direct inspiration from one of the club's most beloved vintage looks from the 1984-85 season. Founded on November 2, 1915, the club from South Sulawesi—then competing under the name PSM Ujung Pandang—has delved into its archives to revive quintessential 1980s football aesthetics.

The anniversary home jersey is a faithful nod to the 1984-85 Adidas shirt worn during the Perserikatan era. Featuring a rich maroon base lined with thin white vertical pinstripes, the design echoes the classic mid-eighties Adidas templates popularized across world football. The shirt is finished with the iconic Adidas Trefoil logo, a retro V-neck collar, traditional Three Stripes on the shoulders, and the club's vintage crest.

Alongside the maroon shirt, the special collection also features a champagne gold away edition adorned with a jagged diamond graphic stripe down the center in maroon and white. Set to debut in the League Cup, the commemorative release celebrates the enduring heritage of Indonesia's oldest professional football club.

Fresh off his historic 2026 Ballon d'Or triumph, Harry Kane laced up in a special pair of custom Skechers boots on the pitch for Bayern Munich. Named the SKX_2 Elite 'Mark of Greatness', the bespoke one-of-one edition was crafted to commemorate Kane's sensational 25-26 campaign, in which he scored 73 goals across 65 appearances for club and country, becoming the first English winner of the prestigious award since 2001.

Kane's personal match pair is elevated with genuine 24-carat gold leaf accents set across a clean white knit upper, paired with an eye-catching chrome-gold soleplate and subtle signature detailing. To accompany the boots, Skechers also collaborated with British jewelers Deakin & Francis to present the striker with a handcrafted gold signet ring featuring his HK initials, a lion motif, and the number 73.

Alongside Kane's exclusive on-pitch pair, Skechers released an ultra-limited batch of just 73 individually numbered pairs to the public. Distributed via specialty retailers through online raffles, the collector's release features the same pristine white and gold color scheme and comes packaged with a commemorative booklet celebrating his record-breaking year.

Liga MX side Santos Laguna paid homage to the traditional Mexican holiday Día de Muertos with a special commemorative kit font, worn on their 26-27 Charly home shirts during their league encounter against Club Necaxa.

Rather than launching a completely separate fourth kit, the club decorated their signature green-and-white hooped jerseys with bespoke typography on the back. The custom numbers feature intricate folk-art motifs closely tied to the Day of the Dead, including decorative sugar skulls (calaveras), cempasúchil flowers, delicate birds, and traditional patterned borders colored in matching shades of dark and light green.

The special edition numbering follows a growing trend in Liga MX of clubs celebrating the cultural holiday through customized matchday typography. While Santos Laguna previously debuted full Día de Muertos-themed kits alongside Charly in 2020, this year's subtle yet detailed tribute added a festive touch to their standard home strip.

Cruz Azul debuted a custom Día de Muertos kit font during their Liga MX Apertura 2026 fixture against León. Celebrating one of Mexico's most meaningful cultural traditions, La Máquina showcased the commemorative lettering on their navy 26-27 Pirma home shirts as well as the bright green goalkeeper jersey.

The typography introduces custom white digits shaped with vintage flourishes and adorned with delicate Día de Muertos symbolism. Each numeral features an understated skull watermark patterned across the base, highlighted by colorful calavera (sugar skull) illustrations, glowing candles, and flower petals. The official club crest is placed at the base of each number, paired with arched, clean white lettering for the player names.

The celebratory font proved to be a good charm on the pitch, with Cruz Azul securing a 2-1 victory over León to mathematically guarantee their spot in the Apertura 2026 Liguilla. While several Liga MX teams embrace Day of the Dead details each autumn, Cruz Azul's custom Pirma typography was prepared specifically as a one-off matchday feature.

Hong Kong Premier League club Supreme Shatin have teamed up with Toho's popular animated franchise Chibi Godzilla to release an eye-catching special-edition kit for the 26-27 campaign. Produced by technical sponsor Kelme, the limited shirt incorporates a playful Halloween theme into the team's matchday look.

The jersey is predominantly white and complemented by purple accents along the collar, sleeve cuffs, and shoulders, featuring Kelme's signature paw prints. Across the chest, the usual main sponsor is swapped for bold red "Chibi Godzilla Raids Again" text, set above a colorful parade of miniature kaiju characters from the series. The inner collar is stamped with official Godzilla and Toho licensing marks.

The festive theme continues on the back of the shirt, where a purple "Spooky Halloween" graphic sits directly above the player's name. Inside the bold black and purple squad numbers, Chibi Godzilla appears in full vampire attire, sporting a Dracula cape and cane to complete the unique crossover design.

Tanzanian giants Simba SC and Italian sportswear brand Diadora have officially unveiled the club's kits for the 26-27 CAF Champions League campaign. Following the launch of their primary domestic strips earlier in the year to mark the club's 90th anniversary, the Dar es Salaam outfit showcased three specialized uniforms ahead of their continental group stage fixtures.

The collection consists of a traditional red home shirt, an off-white away jersey, and a royal blue third option. Each kit incorporates intricate sublimated geometric and cultural motifs running across the fabric, paired with distinctive checkerboard detailing on the collars and sleeve cuffs. The kits feature sponsor Betway centrally across the chest, alongside the official CAF Champions League sleeve badge.

Simba SC will debut their new Diadora continental kits as they kick off their Group C campaign, competing alongside Orlando Pirates, RS Berkane, and Colombe Sportive.

Toluca and New Balance have unveiled an ornate special Día de Muertos typeface for their 26-27 home kit. The commemorative numbering made its on-pitch debut during the club's Liga MX Apertura clash against Club América.

Rendered in clean white against the club's signature red jersey, the design draws heavy inspiration from traditional Mexican papel picado folk art. Each number features an elaborate scalloped lace outer border filled with rich Day of the Dead symbolism, including calaveras (sugar skulls), cempasúchil flowers, burning candles, stars, and the club's iconic monogram crest embedded near the bottom.

The special edition font continues Toluca's celebration of local culture this season, arriving shortly after the release of their Cosmovitral-inspired third kit and highlighting Liga MX's vibrant tradition of cultural tributes.

Indonesian side PSM Makassar have unveiled a special-edition kit collection to celebrate their 111th anniversary, taking direct inspiration from one of the club's most beloved vintage looks from the 1984-85 season. Founded on November 2, 1915, the club from South Sulawesi—then competing under the name PSM Ujung Pandang—has delved into its archives to revive quintessential 1980s football aesthetics.

The anniversary home jersey is a faithful nod to the 1984-85 Adidas shirt worn during the Perserikatan era. Featuring a rich maroon base lined with thin white vertical pinstripes, the design echoes the classic mid-eighties Adidas templates popularized across world football. The shirt is finished with the iconic Adidas Trefoil logo, a retro V-neck collar, traditional Three Stripes on the shoulders, and the club's vintage crest.

Alongside the maroon shirt, the special collection also features a champagne gold away edition adorned with a jagged diamond graphic stripe down the center in maroon and white. Set to debut in the League Cup, the commemorative release celebrates the enduring heritage of Indonesia's oldest professional football club.

Thai League 1 side BG Pathum United has officially released its new away kit for the 26-27 season. Produced by Nike, the new shirt introduces a crisp design that will be worn during the club's domestic away fixtures throughout the campaign.

The Nike BG Pathum United 26-27 away shirt is predominantly white with an all-over tonal graphic print in light grey, giving the base subtle depth and texture. It features a clean overlapping V-neck collar and matching white sleeve cuffs. The Nike Swoosh on the right chest is rendered in black, while the club's full-color crest sits on the left. Longtime main sponsor LEO is placed prominently across the midriff alongside various secondary sponsor marks on the chest and sleeves.

Priced at 1,300 THB, the BG Pathum United 26-27 away jersey complements the club's royal blue home kit and green 20th anniversary special edition strip.