Pirma

Mexican giants Cruz Azul have unveiled a bespoke font on their 26-27 kits in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month ("Octubre Rosa"). As part of a long-standing tradition across Liga MX each October, clubs incorporate pink detailing into their match gear to promote awareness, prevention, and early detection of the disease.

Crafted for their 26-27 Pirma home and goalkeeper jerseys, the custom numbers showcase a striking pink and white mosaic inspired by the club's iconic cross motif. At the base of each digit, the pattern subtly shapes into the awareness ribbon. Inside the numbering, the official Cruz Azul crest sits above "Número Oficial 2026-2027" text, while the player names are rendered in matching pink lettering framed with a crisp white border.

The special font was seen on match-prepared jerseys in the locker room for players including Alan Mozo, goalkeeper Kevin Mier, and forward Christian Ebere. Cruz Azul are wearing the commemorative typography across their Liga MX Apertura matches throughout October.

Mexican side Club Puebla and local sportswear brand Pirma have officially unveiled the club's new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. The launch centers around a distinct theme inspired by Mexican lucha libre wrestling, introducing a cultural twist to the team's traditional visual identity.

The Puebla 26-27 home and away shirts maintain the club's signature diagonal sash, known as the 'franja', which has been updated with a shiny graphic pattern designed to emulate the look of iconic lucha libre masks. To complete the design, Pirma has added navy blue detailing on the collar and cuffs.