Ligue 2

AS Saint-Étienne and technical supplier Hummel have officially unveiled special-edition kits for the 26-27 campaign in support of Octobre Rose, the annual breast cancer awareness initiative. As part of the club's ongoing community engagement, the initiative aims to promote early screening while generating financial support for the French Ligue contre le cancer through the club's endowment fund, ASSE Cœur-Vert.

The collection features two complementary colorways, both built around a polo collar and subtle tonal vertical striping. The men's side receives a forest green base highlighted by soft pink detailing on the collar, sleeve cuffs, sponsor branding, and club crest, as well as an awareness ribbon displayed centrally across the chest. The inverted counterpart comes with a pale pink body and deep green accents, tailored for the ASSE women's team.

Worn on pitch at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard in home fixtures against Rodez and Nantes, and by the women's side against Metz, the shirts have been produced in limited quantities. Available via the official Boutique des Verts, all profits from jersey sales alongside a post-campaign auction of match-worn and prepared shirts will be donated to fund local cancer research and patient assistance programs.

FC Nantes were forced to debut an emergency all-white kit for their Ligue 2 match against AS Saint-Étienne on Saturday night. The unexpected kit choice came after neither Nantes' standard yellow home strip nor their dark away kit was approved for the match by the French refereeing body (Direction de l'Arbitrage) and the LFP, citing color contrast issues against Saint-Étienne's traditional green shirts.

Supplied by Macron, the impromptu kit features a clean white base paired with monochrome black branding for both the technical supplier and the FC Nantes crest. The jersey retains the club's regular sponsors, with Synergie across the front and Hellfest above the player name on the upper back, complemented by matching white shorts and white socks.

Color clashes with Saint-Étienne often pose a tricky challenge for visiting teams, but the refusal of both primary options forced Nantes into preparing this off-catalog solution on short notice. The bespoke look provided a stark, monochrome departure from the club's traditional yellow and green identity under the lights at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard.

French Ligue 2 club Grenoble Foot 38 has officially unveiled a special-edition pink kit in support of the annual "Octobre Rose" (Pink October) breast cancer awareness campaign. Both the men's team against US Boulogne CO and the women's team against OGC Nice will wear the commemorative strip across their respective league fixtures.

Manufactured by Nike, the Grenoble Foot 38 26-27 Pink October shirt pairs a vibrant pink base with stylized geometric mountain chevrons across the front, paying tribute to the club's Alpine setting. All partner logos, the club crest, and the Nike Swoosh appear in clean white to provide sharp contrast against the pink backdrop, complemented by matching pink shorts and socks.

Created in collaboration with the local AIRO association from the Groupe Hospitalier Mutualiste de Grenoble, the special shirt is strictly limited to 100 units. The jersey is sold exclusively at the Stade des Alpes club store, with €10 from every sale donated directly to AIRO to support breast cancer care and research.

FC Sochaux-Montbéliard and technical supplier Eldera have officially unveiled a special edition kit in support of the annual "Octobre Rose" (Pink October) breast cancer awareness campaign. The French club will debut the bespoke design in their league clash against US Boulogne at the Stade Auguste-Bonal.

The Eldera FC Sochaux 26-27 Octobre Rose jersey is built on a clean white base decorated with an understated tonal floral pattern throughout the fabric. Bright pink details define the look, coloring the sleeve cuffs and collar trim, as well as all applications on the front. This includes the club crest, manufacturer branding, and chest sponsor Peugeot. A dedicated pink awareness ribbon alongside the La Ligue Contre le Cancer emblem is placed near the lower hem to mark the initiative.

To aid the campaign directly, the match-worn jerseys from the upcoming fixture will be auctioned off, with proceeds going to La Ligue Contre le Cancer. Fans can also acquire the special edition shirt through Sochaux's official club store.

Dijon FCO has officially unveiled a special-edition Nike kit to be worn exclusively during their Ligue 2 BKT clash against Stade de Reims at the Stade Auguste-Delaune.

The one-off shirt features a stealthy black base elevated by striking metallic gold accents. Nike's iconic Swoosh and Dijon's owl crest are finished in monochrome gold foil, complemented by matching sponsor detailing across the jersey, including Suez, Berthier Trucks, and Dijon Métropole, as well as an official Ligue 2 BKT sleeve badge.

Supporters looking to acquire the jersey will face extremely limited availability. Dijon announced that the shirt will not receive a standard commercial release; instead, just 18 match-worn shirts will be sold exclusively at the DFCO Store starting Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at 10:00, priced at €139.90 each.

French Ligue 2 club Pau FC have unveiled a set of unique, hand-personalized shirts dedicated to the Octobre Rose (Pink October) breast cancer awareness campaign. Created in partnership with local association Miralutz and retailer Intersport Pau, the bespoke jerseys are worn by the team for their league match.

The shirt features a soft pink base with a ribbed fabric texture, finished with black and white striped trim on the crew collar and sleeve cuffs. A recolored, monochrome Pau FC crest sits on the left chest, accompanied by black Joma logos and sponsor detailing. On the upper back, the cursive logo of the Miralutz association takes pride of place above the player's name. Every shirt features individual hand customization, making each jersey a distinct one-off creation.

As unique charity pieces, the Pau FC Octobre Rose shirts will not be put on general commercial sale. Instead, several of the match-worn jerseys will be put up for auction, with the funds raised donated to Miralutz to support their work in assisting people affected by cancer.

FC Nantes were forced to debut an emergency all-white kit for their Ligue 2 match against AS Saint-Étienne on Saturday night. The unexpected kit choice came after neither Nantes' standard yellow home strip nor their dark away kit was approved for the match by the French refereeing body (Direction de l'Arbitrage) and the LFP, citing color contrast issues against Saint-Étienne's traditional green shirts.

Supplied by Macron, the impromptu kit features a clean white base paired with monochrome black branding for both the technical supplier and the FC Nantes crest. The jersey retains the club's regular sponsors, with Synergie across the front and Hellfest above the player name on the upper back, complemented by matching white shorts and white socks.

Color clashes with Saint-Étienne often pose a tricky challenge for visiting teams, but the refusal of both primary options forced Nantes into preparing this off-catalog solution on short notice. The bespoke look provided a stark, monochrome departure from the club's traditional yellow and green identity under the lights at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard.

French Ligue 2 club Pau FC have unveiled a set of unique, hand-personalized shirts dedicated to the Octobre Rose (Pink October) breast cancer awareness campaign. Created in partnership with local association Miralutz and retailer Intersport Pau, the bespoke jerseys are worn by the team for their league match.

The shirt features a soft pink base with a ribbed fabric texture, finished with black and white striped trim on the crew collar and sleeve cuffs. A recolored, monochrome Pau FC crest sits on the left chest, accompanied by black Joma logos and sponsor detailing. On the upper back, the cursive logo of the Miralutz association takes pride of place above the player's name. Every shirt features individual hand customization, making each jersey a distinct one-off creation.

As unique charity pieces, the Pau FC Octobre Rose shirts will not be put on general commercial sale. Instead, several of the match-worn jerseys will be put up for auction, with the funds raised donated to Miralutz to support their work in assisting people affected by cancer.

AS Saint-Étienne and technical supplier Hummel have officially unveiled special-edition kits for the 26-27 campaign in support of Octobre Rose, the annual breast cancer awareness initiative. As part of the club's ongoing community engagement, the initiative aims to promote early screening while generating financial support for the French Ligue contre le cancer through the club's endowment fund, ASSE Cœur-Vert.

The collection features two complementary colorways, both built around a polo collar and subtle tonal vertical striping. The men's side receives a forest green base highlighted by soft pink detailing on the collar, sleeve cuffs, sponsor branding, and club crest, as well as an awareness ribbon displayed centrally across the chest. The inverted counterpart comes with a pale pink body and deep green accents, tailored for the ASSE women's team.

Worn on pitch at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard in home fixtures against Rodez and Nantes, and by the women's side against Metz, the shirts have been produced in limited quantities. Available via the official Boutique des Verts, all profits from jersey sales alongside a post-campaign auction of match-worn and prepared shirts will be donated to fund local cancer research and patient assistance programs.

French Ligue 2 club Grenoble Foot 38 has officially unveiled a special-edition pink kit in support of the annual "Octobre Rose" (Pink October) breast cancer awareness campaign. Both the men's team against US Boulogne CO and the women's team against OGC Nice will wear the commemorative strip across their respective league fixtures.

Manufactured by Nike, the Grenoble Foot 38 26-27 Pink October shirt pairs a vibrant pink base with stylized geometric mountain chevrons across the front, paying tribute to the club's Alpine setting. All partner logos, the club crest, and the Nike Swoosh appear in clean white to provide sharp contrast against the pink backdrop, complemented by matching pink shorts and socks.

Created in collaboration with the local AIRO association from the Groupe Hospitalier Mutualiste de Grenoble, the special shirt is strictly limited to 100 units. The jersey is sold exclusively at the Stade des Alpes club store, with €10 from every sale donated directly to AIRO to support breast cancer care and research.

Dijon FCO has officially unveiled a special-edition Nike kit to be worn exclusively during their Ligue 2 BKT clash against Stade de Reims at the Stade Auguste-Delaune.

The one-off shirt features a stealthy black base elevated by striking metallic gold accents. Nike's iconic Swoosh and Dijon's owl crest are finished in monochrome gold foil, complemented by matching sponsor detailing across the jersey, including Suez, Berthier Trucks, and Dijon Métropole, as well as an official Ligue 2 BKT sleeve badge.

Supporters looking to acquire the jersey will face extremely limited availability. Dijon announced that the shirt will not receive a standard commercial release; instead, just 18 match-worn shirts will be sold exclusively at the DFCO Store starting Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at 10:00, priced at €139.90 each.

FC Sochaux-Montbéliard and technical supplier Eldera have officially unveiled a special edition kit in support of the annual "Octobre Rose" (Pink October) breast cancer awareness campaign. The French club will debut the bespoke design in their league clash against US Boulogne at the Stade Auguste-Bonal.

The Eldera FC Sochaux 26-27 Octobre Rose jersey is built on a clean white base decorated with an understated tonal floral pattern throughout the fabric. Bright pink details define the look, coloring the sleeve cuffs and collar trim, as well as all applications on the front. This includes the club crest, manufacturer branding, and chest sponsor Peugeot. A dedicated pink awareness ribbon alongside the La Ligue Contre le Cancer emblem is placed near the lower hem to mark the initiative.

To aid the campaign directly, the match-worn jerseys from the upcoming fixture will be auctioned off, with proceeds going to La Ligue Contre le Cancer. Fans can also acquire the special edition shirt through Sochaux's official club store.

French club AS Nancy-Lorraine and Decathlon have officially launched the club's new third and fourth shirts for the 26-27 season. Following the release of their classic red-and-white home shirt and geometric away strip earlier this summer, the new drop delivers two distinctive looks deeply tied to regional history and meaningful causes.

The AS Nancy 26-27 third kit is predominantly dark navy with elegant soft pink accents, finished with a classic polo collar for a vintage-chic aesthetic. Across the front, an intricate tonal graphic takes inspiration from the Gothic vaults of Nancy's famous Palais Ducal, layered over the club's historical vertical stripes. In place of the standard modern crest, Decathlon has applied an oversized 1970s thistle emblem on the chest, while a centenary tribute to the Stade Marcel Picot sits on the back of the neck.

Alongside the navy shirt, the club also presented the AS Nancy 26-27 fourth kit. Dedicated to the upcoming Octobre Rose campaign in support of breast cancer awareness, it reverses the color palette with an all-pink look complemented by navy details and the retro thistle badge. While the third kit is already available for purchase, the fourth kit will be released as a strictly limited edition.

French club FC Metz and kit supplier Kappa have officially unveiled a limited-edition collector's shirt to celebrate the testimonial match of club icon Robert Pirès, set to take place on October 6, 2026, at the Stade Saint-Symphorien.

The special jersey pays homage to Metz's memorable 1996 kit, the season Les Grenats lifted the Coupe de la Ligue with Pirès playing a central role. Reinterpreting the distinct graphic side motif of that era, the shirt features a rich garnet base paired with an intricate geometric graphic panel running down the side, an elegant white polo collar, and a centrally placed Kappa Omini logo alongside the club's traditional Lorraine cross crest. The back showcases Pirès' famous name and number 7 in a retro font, completed by a commemorative jocktag patch at the hem.

The limited-edition jersey is available for pre-order in strictly limited numbers via Metz's online store. It will be donned on pitch during the testimonial event, which brings together legends from Metz, Arsenal, and the France national team to celebrate the career of the 1998 World Cup winner where his professional journey first began.

Puma and Stade de Reims have officially unveiled the club's new third shirt for the 26-27 campaign. The design serves as a tribute to the historic Circuit de Gueux racing track located just outside the city, marking the 100th anniversary of its opening in 1926.

The Puma Stade de Reims 26-27 third jersey is predominantly black, accented by curved light grey brush-stroke graphics across the body that resemble skid marks on asphalt. A contrasting grey V-neck collar, matching cuffs, and grey side panels complete the frame, while the club crest, manufacturer branding, and sponsor prints appear in clean monochrome white.

A standout finishing touch can be found at the lower hem in the form of a special commemorative jock tag. The badge features the Circuit de Gueux layout, the French tricolor, a checkered flag motif, and the inscription "100 ANS 1926-2026". The new third kit is available through the club's official webshop.

Ligue 2 outfit FC Annecy and technical sponsor Adidas have officially launched the club's new away jersey for the 26-27 season. Completing the team's set following the earlier arrivals of their home and third shirts, the new alternate look delivers a timeless and elegant aesthetic.

The Adidas FC Annecy 26-27 away shirt is built around a crisp white base, highlighted by a sharp red polo collar. Deep red detailing continues onto the shoulders with the brand's signature three stripes, as well as the Adidas logo on the chest and Annecy's stylized gothic 'A' crest. The club's various sponsor logos, headlined by shipping company MSC alongside regional partners E.Leclerc Annecy, Teamwork, and Haute-Savoie le Département, are also rendered in matching red tones.

The new strip is completed with white shorts and socks, and is set to be worn across their 26-27 Ligue 2 campaign.

French Ligue 2 club Clermont Foot 63 and Italian brand Kappa have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. Deeply rooted in regional pride, the new strip draws inspiration from the distinctive dark Volvic volcanic stone (pierre de Volvic) that defines much of Clermont-Ferrand's historic architecture.

The Kappa Clermont Foot 63 26-27 third jersey features a charcoal base covered in an elaborate line-art illustration across the front. The design incorporates several key regional landmarks and cultural symbols, including the Puy de Dôme volcano, the iconic twin spires of Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral, the Stade Gabriel-Montpied, a football marked with the department number 63, and the traditional Auvergnat gonfanon. Off-white trim on the collar and sleeve cuffs complements the monochrome cream club crest, Kappa Omini emblems, and CA Centre France chest sponsorship.