Kits

The Adidas Real Madrid 14-15 Dragon remake kit is set to retail for $160 USD, while the long-sleeve version commands a $170 USD price tag.

Tigres UANL’s historic kit partnership with Adidas is set to end after more than two decades, with the club poised to switch to Reebok ahead of the 27-28 season. Following reports that talks between the Liga MX giants and Reebok are in advanced stages, new details have emerged revealing how the relationship between Tigres and Adidas broke down.

According to reports from Mexican journalist Andrés Vaca, the split was heavily influenced by internal friction during contract negotiations handled by Tigres president Carlos Emilio González. While the impending deal with Reebok is expected to be financially superior and position Tigres as the brand's primary flagship club across Latin America, the abrupt rupture of the 20-year alliance with Adidas has created frustration behind the scenes. Additional factors, such as disagreements over royalty bonuses and squad marketability, also contributed to negotiations stalling.

Reebok's takeover in 2027 will mark a massive statement in Liga MX as they continue to rebuild their football portfolio. Until then, Adidas will fulfill the remainder of its contract running through 2027, meaning the upcoming 26-27 season kits will be the Three Stripes' final release for Tigres.

Rayo Vallecano have officially announced that the club's iconic diagonal sash, known as la franja, will return as the protagonist design element across all three kits for the 27-28 season. The decision was confirmed in an official club statement following meetings between club officials and supporter representatives, addressing one of the most vocal and persistent demands from the Rayista faithful in recent years.

The classic straight diagonal stripe was replaced by an aggressive lightning-bolt motif starting in the 21-22 campaign. While the motif referenced the club's badge and nickname, many fans strongly opposed the departure from tradition and actively campaigned for the return of the historical sash. Although the 26-27 home kit incorporated diagonal styling, the lightning shape remained central to the design language.

The commitment to restore the traditional franja across the home, away, and third shirts comes as part of a wider effort by Rayo Vallecano's board to mend relations with supporters. Alongside monthly dialogue meetings and compensation for season ticket holders affected by stadium relocations earlier in the year, the club will ensure that its classic identity takes center stage on the pitch from 27-28 onwards.

The new Adidas Real Madrid 2014 Bringback collection has been released early via some retailers. Headlined by a faithful reissue of the iconic 14-15 third shirt designed by Yohji Yamamoto, the drop introduces both short-sleeve and highly coveted long-sleeve authentic versions featuring the tonal mythical dragon graphic, henley button collar, and era-accurate branding. Complementing the legendary kit, the Bringback capsule also revives the classic 14-15 presentation tracksuit, including the black track top accented by white and vivid pink shoulder inserts alongside matching track pants.

Indonesian Super League club Persik Kediri has officially launched its new 26-27 third kit, manufactured by Adidas. Marketed with the tagline "Strength in black," the alternate strip expands the club's kit lineup following the release of their traditional purple home shirt earlier in the season.

The Adidas Persik Kediri 2026-27 third jersey introduces a clean, stealthy aesthetic built on a black base. Tonal vertical striping runs down the torso to add subtle texture to the design. Crisp white accents appear via the Three Stripes running across the shoulders and the Adidas performance logo on the chest, while Persik Kediri's full-color crest sits on the left topped with two gold championship stars. The front sponsor AFG is printed in white alongside gold detailing.

Completing the kit are matching black shorts and black socks, both finished with white Adidas branding. The launch continues the renewed partnership between Persik Kediri and Adidas, which began ahead of the 26-27 campaign and revives memories of the club's 2003 league triumph.