Inter Milan

Following his permanent transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Inter Milan, English wing-back Djed Spence has officially chosen the number 99 shirt for the 26-27 campaign. The 26-year-old completed his move to the Nerazzurri in a deal worth approximately €30 million, signing a five-year contract that keeps him at the club until June 2031.

High squad numbers remain a classic hallmark of Serie A, and Spence's selection of number 99 sees him continue that tradition in Milan.

Our exclusive new picture provides a detailed look at the Nike Inter Milan 26-27 third kit, which draws clear inspiration from the club's legendary 1997-98 third shirt worn during the Ronaldo era.

Built on an Iron Grey base with a subtle tonal jacquard pattern, the jersey is anchored by a broad black horizontal chest band accented with a vibrant blue lower border.

Bright yellow is used for the Betsson.sport sponsor text, the blue-outlined Nike Swoosh, and the two-starred club crest, while black cuffs and a blue-accented crew-neck collar complete the retro-inspired look.

Take a look at our previous leak:

Inter Milan 26-27 Third Kit Leaked - 7 New Pictures

Jul 22, 2026

Graphic designer Franco Carabajal has leaked better images visualization of the Nike Inter Milan 26-27 third kit. It draws heavy inspiration from the iconic 1997-98 third shirt worn during the Ronaldo era, bringing a beloved classic into the modern era.

Adidas has officially kicked off the new campaign by uniting its global roster of partner clubs in a massive group photo celebrating their 26-27 home kits. Shared across the brand's social channels with the tagline "we are so back – new season, new chaos, same love for the game," the promotional shoot gathers standout players from European heavyweights and top American clubs against a bold pink studio backdrop.

The star-studded visual highlights key brand ambassadors including Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid), Declan Rice (Arsenal), and Lionel Messi (Inter Miami) seated at the front alongside Bayern Munich. They are joined by players representing Manchester United, Liverpool, Juventus, and Newcastle United, as well as European and South American powerhouses such as AS Roma, Aston Villa, Ajax, Benfica, Lyon, Fenerbahce, Flamengo, Boca Juniors, River Plate, and Club América.

Featuring a mix of traditional colorways, bespoke patterns, and the brand's latest 2026-27 design templates, the united showcase underlines the German sportswear giant's extensive elite portfolio heading into the new season. All of the 26-27 home jerseys featured in the campaign are now rolling out through official Adidas channels and club retail stores worldwide.

Inter Milan striker Francesco Pio Esposito experienced a bizarre kit mishap during the Nerazzurri's 26-27 Serie A opener against AC Monza at San Siro. Wearing the number 94 jersey - chosen in tribute to his childhood neighborhood in Castellammare di Stabia - the young forward had to change his shirt twice during the match after his printed numbers repeatedly peeled off the fabric.

The malfunction began when the digit '4' started to peel completely away from his jersey, forcing him to head to the sideline for a fresh replacement shirt. In an unbelievable stroke of bad luck, the digit '9' suffered the exact same issue shortly after the swap, leaving the striker with only the '4' hanging on his back and prompting a second jersey change in the same match. The issue was reportedly caused by improper heat application during the heat-pressing process by the team's kit staff.

Despite the distraction and having to swap shirts twice, Esposito enjoyed a stellar display on the pitch, scoring Inter's third goal with a clever backheel flick and setting up Yann Bisseck for the fourth in a 4-1 victory. However, the striker made his frustration clear during post-match interviews with DAZN, stating that having to change jerseys twice due to numbering issues was unacceptable at this level.

Our exclusive new picture provides a detailed look at the Nike Inter Milan 26-27 third kit, which draws clear inspiration from the club's legendary 1997-98 third shirt worn during the Ronaldo era.

Built on an Iron Grey base with a subtle tonal jacquard pattern, the jersey is anchored by a broad black horizontal chest band accented with a vibrant blue lower border.

Bright yellow is used for the Betsson.sport sponsor text, the blue-outlined Nike Swoosh, and the two-starred club crest, while black cuffs and a blue-accented crew-neck collar complete the retro-inspired look.

Take a look at our previous leak:

Inter Milan 26-27 Third Kit Leaked - 7 New Pictures

Jul 22, 2026

Graphic designer Franco Carabajal has leaked better images visualization of the Nike Inter Milan 26-27 third kit. It draws heavy inspiration from the iconic 1997-98 third shirt worn during the Ronaldo era, bringing a beloved classic into the modern era.

Inter Milan striker Francesco Pio Esposito experienced a bizarre kit mishap during the Nerazzurri's 26-27 Serie A opener against AC Monza at San Siro. Wearing the number 94 jersey - chosen in tribute to his childhood neighborhood in Castellammare di Stabia - the young forward had to change his shirt twice during the match after his printed numbers repeatedly peeled off the fabric.

The malfunction began when the digit '4' started to peel completely away from his jersey, forcing him to head to the sideline for a fresh replacement shirt. In an unbelievable stroke of bad luck, the digit '9' suffered the exact same issue shortly after the swap, leaving the striker with only the '4' hanging on his back and prompting a second jersey change in the same match. The issue was reportedly caused by improper heat application during the heat-pressing process by the team's kit staff.

Despite the distraction and having to swap shirts twice, Esposito enjoyed a stellar display on the pitch, scoring Inter's third goal with a clever backheel flick and setting up Yann Bisseck for the fourth in a 4-1 victory. However, the striker made his frustration clear during post-match interviews with DAZN, stating that having to change jerseys twice due to numbering issues was unacceptable at this level.

Following his permanent transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Inter Milan, English wing-back Djed Spence has officially chosen the number 99 shirt for the 26-27 campaign. The 26-year-old completed his move to the Nerazzurri in a deal worth approximately €30 million, signing a five-year contract that keeps him at the club until June 2031.

High squad numbers remain a classic hallmark of Serie A, and Spence's selection of number 99 sees him continue that tradition in Milan.

Adidas has officially kicked off the new campaign by uniting its global roster of partner clubs in a massive group photo celebrating their 26-27 home kits. Shared across the brand's social channels with the tagline "we are so back – new season, new chaos, same love for the game," the promotional shoot gathers standout players from European heavyweights and top American clubs against a bold pink studio backdrop.

The star-studded visual highlights key brand ambassadors including Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid), Declan Rice (Arsenal), and Lionel Messi (Inter Miami) seated at the front alongside Bayern Munich. They are joined by players representing Manchester United, Liverpool, Juventus, and Newcastle United, as well as European and South American powerhouses such as AS Roma, Aston Villa, Ajax, Benfica, Lyon, Fenerbahce, Flamengo, Boca Juniors, River Plate, and Club América.

Featuring a mix of traditional colorways, bespoke patterns, and the brand's latest 2026-27 design templates, the united showcase underlines the German sportswear giant's extensive elite portfolio heading into the new season. All of the 26-27 home jerseys featured in the campaign are now rolling out through official Adidas channels and club retail stores worldwide.

Inter Milan striker Marcus Thuram has once again displayed his passion for retro football fashion by arriving to training in an iconic piece from the club's history. The French forward was spotted wearing the original Nike Inter Milan 99-00 away jersey during a recent training session.

The classic white shirt features fine blue trim along the collar and sleeve cuffs, paired with the legendary Pirelli sponsor logo across the chest and classic Nike branding. To complete the iconic throwback, the back of Thuram's jersey is customized with the name and number 9 of legendary striker Ronaldo Nazário.

This isn't the first time Thuram has shown off vintage Nerazzurri gear, having previously been seen wearing other classic Inter shirts including the 05-06 home kit featuring Adriano's name set. His ongoing affinity for classic club jerseys continues to resonate with both kit collectors and Inter fans.

Inter Milan have officially announced a multi-year partnership with Spanish banking giant BBVA, who becomes the club's new Official Sleeve Partner. The BBVA logo will appear on the sleeve of the men's and women's first-team kits starting in the 26-27 season, as well as on the U23, U20, and Inter Legends shirts.

In addition to the sleeve presence for senior teams, BBVA will serve as the main front-of-shirt partner for Inter's youth academy teams from the U18 level down. The new deal replaces the club's previous sleeve agreement with Gate.io. Visually, the BBVA logo is styled in bright yellow on Inter's 26-27 home kit, perfectly matching the yellow accents of the Nike Swoosh, club crest stars, and main sponsor Betsson.sport.