Kits

Icelandic club Víkingur Reykjavík have launched a special limited-edition 2026 charity kit, produced by technical sponsor Macron in collaboration with renowned Icelandic outdoor brand 66°Norður. All proceeds from jersey sales will directly support the club's longtime goalkeeper, Ingvar Jónsson, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. In support of the initiative, the club's sponsors generously donated their usual advertising space on the shirt.

Designed by Bergur Guðnason of 66°Norður, the long-sleeve jersey is presented in a muted off-white and sepia palette patterned with fine navigational grid lines. The lower front and sleeves display a historic photographic print of Víkingur's 1921 squad, commemorating the club's first national championship era and their voyage to the Westfjords. On the chest, a dual-branded 66° shield replaces the standard club crest alongside an orange Macron Hero logo.

The maritime theme continues across the back, featuring a map of Iceland with navigational coordinates and a highlighted 66°N latitude line rendered in hazard orange, referencing 66°Norður's rich maritime safety heritage. The limited-edition jersey was released on October 22 through Víkingur's official online store.

Argentine third-division side Sportivo Italiano wore a special shirt to honour Lionel Messi following his farewell to the Argentina national team.

The black design features subtle laurel patterns, a graphic of Messi lifting the 2022 World Cup trophy with three stars above it, and shirt numbers filled with images from his career with Argentina.

Thanks to our partner @whatthekit_x for creating the composite image.

In modern day's football, many clubs ditch the traditional tracksuits and opt for suits and lifestyle attires for matchday outfits - especially on away fixtures in continental competitions. For that reason, a lot of teams sign with famous fashion brands to give the players the best look before matches.

Join us as we take a look at the formalwear partners of some big European clubs. Huge thanks to our partner @whatthekit_x for the graphics and pictures.

Brazilian side América-PE, affectionately known as Mequinha, have officially unveiled their new home kit for the 26-27 campaign, produced in partnership with S10 Sports. The new uniform will be worn by the Recife-based club during their upcoming Campeonato Pernambucano fixtures.

The S10 Sports América-PE 26-27 home jersey is predominantly green and features a distinctive jacquard fabric pattern integrated across the entire shirt, showcasing subtle abstract and geometric lines. White inserts sit on the shoulders and detail the sleeve cuffs, while the sleeves also display the phrase "Mequinha meu Amor" in handwritten-style lettering as a nod to the club's faithful supporters.

A green round collar matches the base, and the S10 Sports logo is placed centrally beneath the neckline in white. América-PE's circular crest appears on the left chest with a textured, rubberized finish, and a rectangular official product seal is positioned at the lower hem. Matching green shorts and socks complete the full 26-27 home strip.

German 2. Bundesliga side SC Preußen Münster and technical supplier Jako have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 2026-27 season. The new strip made its on-pitch debut immediately following its launch in Münster's Westfalenpokal encounter against SG Wattenscheid 09.

The Jako Preußen Münster 2026-27 third jersey draws direct inspiration from the official colors of the city of Münster: gold-yellow, red, and white. The shirt features a vibrant yellow base adorned with subtle vertical knit stripes, framed by a red-and-white ribbed V-neck collar and matching sleeve cuffs. Completing the design is a classic red Jako Sport box logo on the chest, a red Fiege sponsor, the traditional club crest, and Münster's historical city coat of arms printed inside the neck.

Priced at €79.90, the Preußen Münster 26-27 third shirt is available now through the club's official online store and physical fan shops.

Facing off against Como 1907, Manchester United took the pitch in their third kit, featuring a noticeable twist on the front-of-shirt sponsor logo.

The Red Devils were required to add the "Snapdragon" wordmark beneath the signature fireball emblem. This change comes down to strict UEFA Equipment Regulations, which mandate that main front-of-shirt sponsor branding must remain consistent across all registered match kits (home, away, and third).

Big thanks to @whatthekit_x for the comparison graphic.