Sleeve Badge

Following the official transformation of France's third division into the professional Ligue 3 for the 26-27 season, the competition's new official sleeve patch has been revealed. The patch was first pictured on the newly released 26-27 home kit for Le Puy Foot 43, made by Hummel, giving supporters a direct look at the updated league identity.

The new Ligue 3 sleeve patch features a rectangular structure with a dark textured background enclosed by a thin border. The word LIGUE appears at the top in clean white lettering above a large stylized geometric 3 emblem. A vibrant red strip at the bottom showcases title sponsor Betclic in white text, bringing a modern and standardized look to the third tier.

This update marks an important moment for French football as the division transitions to full professional status for the 26-27 campaign. All 18 competing clubs in Ligue 3 Betclic will wear the new sleeve badges throughout the season starting this August.

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.

Following the official transformation of France's third division into the professional Ligue 3 for the 26-27 season, the competition's new official sleeve patch has been revealed. The patch was first pictured on the newly released 26-27 home kit for Le Puy Foot 43, made by Hummel, giving supporters a direct look at the updated league identity.

The new Ligue 3 sleeve patch features a rectangular structure with a dark textured background enclosed by a thin border. The word LIGUE appears at the top in clean white lettering above a large stylized geometric 3 emblem. A vibrant red strip at the bottom showcases title sponsor Betclic in white text, bringing a modern and standardized look to the third tier.

This update marks an important moment for French football as the division transitions to full professional status for the 26-27 campaign. All 18 competing clubs in Ligue 3 Betclic will wear the new sleeve badges throughout the season starting this August.

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.

Most 2026 World Cup sleeve badges are currently not available for purchase separately; they are only offered as an add-on that is pre-applied to online jersey orders. However, they are now available with the England 2026 World Cup jersey and can be ordered through the team's official online store.

The Uruguayan Football Association (AUF) has formally requested that FIFA allow goalkeeper Fernando Muslera to wear the special 'Legacy' patch on his jersey sleeve during the 2026 World Cup. The patch is designated for players who have participated in five or more World Cup tournaments, a milestone Muslera is reaching with his inclusion in the 2026 squad.

Muslera was initially excluded from receiving the patch by FIFA because he did not register any playing time during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, despite being part of the official squad. His previous World Cup appearances came in 2010, 2014, and 2018. The AUF is now pushing for his recognition alongside other five-time tournament veterans such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Manuel Neuer, and Luka Modrić.

The 40-year-old goalkeeper is expected to start in Uruguay's opening match of the 2026 World Cup. If FIFA approves the request, Muslera's jersey will feature the 'Legacy' patch, marking his long-standing service to the national team across five different World Cup campaigns.

Following the release of the official squad portraits for the Argentina national team, the special gold sleeve badge for the 2026 World Cup has been revealed. The exclusive gold-themed patch will be positioned on the right sleeve, visually setting past champions apart from the rest of the 48 competing teams. This new patch system introduced by FIFA highlights tournament heritage without altering federation crests, giving a clear distinction to historic winners such as Argentina, Brazil, Germany, and France.

The badge features the 2026 World Cup logo rendered in a striking metallic gold finish. For reigning champions Argentina, the new gold sleeve detail will complement the golden 2022 FIFA World Cup champions badge located on the center of their chest, adding an extra layer of prestige to their kit for the upcoming tournament.