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Oxford United have officially announce their new third kit from Macron, ready for the upcoming 26-27 League One season.

Inspired by the creativity and culture of people of Oxford, the third kit uses a dark navy base with an outstanding yellow horizontal band. The collar, shoulder panels and details are also yellow, rounding off a "reversed home kit" look for the League One side.

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EFL League Two side Colchester United have released their new kit collection, made by Macron and to be worn in the upcoming 2026-27 campaign.

The home kit design from Macron is a nod to 2006-07 season, with centralised club crest and classic blue and white stripes. The away kit brings a different approach with full black base and grey details, while last season away kit will be carried over as a third kit. The new goalkeeper kit is pink with black accents and shoulder seams.

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Salford City FC have released their new away kit for 2026-27 season, made by Adidas and will be worn in their EFL League Two campaign next season.

This is their first-ever kit to feature the brand new club crest introduced earlier this month. The white design features black accents and orange trims - representing the club's traditional colors, and completed with white shorts and socks that use identical details. It is also notable that with AIG as their sponsor, the shirt does carry the same vibe as Manchester United in the late 2000s

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Manchester United 26-27 Away Kit Based on Salford City Kit

The new Puma EFL 2026-27 match ball has been officially revealed, introducing the Puma Stellar Nitro model for the upcoming season. It will be used across the English Football League, encompassing the Championship, League One, and League Two.

The Puma EFL 2026-27 Stellar match ball features an updated panel shape, moving away from the previous Orbita edition.

In the 2026-2027 season, several English teams will have a different badge, as nicely highlighted by The92Bible. Three teams have permanent changes - Stoke, Peterborough, and Salford.