Kits

Indonesian Liga Nusantara side Pekanbaru FC have officially unveiled their new away kit for the 26-27 season. Produced by RMB Apparel, the kit was created by local designer SonyAndrio Ranhas, who previously crafted kits for fellow Riau club PSPS Pekanbaru.

The Pekanbaru FC 26-27 away jersey features a clean white base highlighted by dynamic gradient patterns along the shoulders, sleeves, and side panels in shades of blue, green, and yellow. The look is completed with a neat fold-over polo collar detailed with subtle blue and yellow trim. Conceptually, the graphic elements take inspiration from the plumage and wing flaps of the Serindit bird, a native species and proud regional symbol of Riau province, linking directly to the club's local roots and nickname, Laskar Hangtuah.

In a unique move driven by typical lower-league timeline and production constraints, SonyAndrio utilized AI tools to generate the promotional launch imagery with high visual fidelity in place of a traditional studio photoshoot. The new away uniform has already made its competitive debut on the pitch, worn during the club's 5-0 opening league win against Persitara.

The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) has officially confirmed that they will debut a brand-new No. 7 typography, incorporating a center strike-through bar.

The subtle alteration serves as a tribute to Cristiano Ronaldo, effectively setting the new era apart from the traditional No. 7 font that became synonymous with the legend's storied 18-year international career.

The new No. 7 design will make its official debut in the UEFA Nations League clash against Denmark, with Carlos Forbs set to be its first bearer.

Thanks to @whatthekit_x for the comparison graphic.

In a remarkable cross-sport homage, Argentina's national rugby team, Los Pumas, took the pitch against Italy wearing a special-edition jersey celebrating the 40th anniversary of the nation's 1986 FIFA World Cup triumph. Created in collaboration with French brand Le Coq Sportif—who famously supplied the football team during their victorious campaign in Mexico—the "Gala Home" shirt directly channels the aesthetic worn by Diego Maradona and his teammates four decades ago.

To honor the historic football triumph, Los Pumas made the rare move of ditching their traditional horizontal sky-blue and white hoops in favor of classic vertical stripes. The shirt captures the essential details of the 1986 design, featuring a white crew collar, white sleeve cuffs, and the heritage Le Coq Sportif triangle emblem on the chest opposite a minimalist golden Puma crest. On the back, the squad numbers are applied in the authentic black block typography with a white outline that defined the 1986 tournament.

Complementing the shirt, the team wore black shorts and white socks, seamlessly mirroring the full look of the 1986 world champions on the rugby pitch. The release completes a commemorative capsule by Le Coq Sportif and the Unión Argentina de Rugby, following an earlier alternate blue edition worn against England. Available in both pro-spec and fan replica versions, the kit has instantly caught the eye of both rugby and football shirt enthusiasts worldwide.

Based on leaked images, our partner @whatthekit_x have created a comparison showing Adidas' final Germany kit and Nike's first design for the national team.

Germany's 72-year partnership with Adidas will come to an end in December 2026, with Nike taking over as the team's kit supplier from 2027.

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