Kits

Liverpool debuted their new third kit, a tribute to Anfield’s iconic Kop stand, with a 2-1 victory over Brentford. The shirt features a pattern designed to resemble waving flags.

The match also marked the first on-pitch appearance of an alternative white shorts and socks combination, introduced to avoid a kit clash with Brentford, as the original ensemble features black shorts and socks.

Chelsea made a striking debut with their new Nike third kit during a 2-0 victory over Everton. This kit inspiration from the club’s 1992–94 away shirt, paired with a classic crest from the early 1990s.

The design pays tribute to a fan-favourite kit from the club’s impressive era of transformation in the 1990s.

Notably, this marks the first time since the 2016-17 season that Chelsea have featured a white third kit.

Fenerbahçe's striking 26-27 third kit has surfaced in an elusive sponsorless version. While the standard retail and match shirts feature prominent sponsors across the chest and sleeves, this unbranded edition strips away all commercial graphics, offering fans and collectors a completely clean look. Big thanks to @Formaholic.

The 26-27 alternative shirt is inspired by the club's historic 1923 General Harington Cup triumph as part of the buildup to their 120th anniversary. Set against a dark navy base, the jersey features detailed cup graphics radiating outward across the front, shoulders, and sleeves from the commemorative 1907–2027 crest. The back collar is finished with the iconic signature of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, complemented by white Adidas Three Stripes on the shoulders.

Without the Otokoç chest sponsor breaking up the intricate trophy pattern, the design feels even more like a pure tribute piece. The sponsorless edition has appeared via select international retailers with an official retail price of approximately £85 (around 5,500 TL).

Ipswich Town debuted their new 26-27 third kit during their Premier League fixture away against Manchester City. Made by Umbro in collaboration with local fan-led art collective Call Me Ted, the shirt received an immediate on-pitch rollout just one day after its official unveiling.

The kit features a clean black base complemented by metallic gold detailing. Integrated across the fabric is a subtle, tonal grey Tudor-style illustrated map of Ipswich, highlighting local landmarks such as the Cornhill, the waterfront, Christchurch Mansion, the Buttermarket, Wolsey's Gate, and Portman Road, alongside a subtle nod to Ed Sheeran. Moving away from the club's traditional crest, the jersey features a standalone gold-embroidered Suffolk Punch horse on the chest, matching gold branding for Umbro and front-of-shirt sponsor HALO, an Ed Sheeran 'Play' sleeve logo, and a Call Me Ted inner-collar graphic.

Worn alongside matching black shorts and black socks, the kit builds on an earlier limited-edition warm-up design that raised over £15,000 for the Ipswich Town Foundation at auction. Continuing that initiative, £1 from every shirt sold will be donated directly to the club foundation's Beyond Labels programme. Pre-orders are currently underway through the club's official online store, with dispatch scheduled for late October and general in-store availability beginning November 6.

Tunisian giants Espérance Sportive de Tunis have officially unveiled their new away kit for the 26-27 campaign, manufactured by Kappa. Following the launch of their traditional red and yellow striped home shirt earlier in the season, the new change strip introduces a sleek, modern look that cleverly incorporates the club's heritage colors.

The Kappa Espérance de Tunis 26-27 away jersey is predominantly dark navy and features a subtle, wavy tonal pattern woven across the fabric. What elevates the design is the clever use of asymmetric red and yellow accents. The polo-style collar, sleeve cuffs, and vertical side piping are split between red on one side and yellow on the other. Yellow Kappa Omini logos sit on the right chest and shoulders, while the upper back is adorned with the club's famous slogan "Taraji Dawla" in gold Arabic script.

Navy shorts and socks complete the kit, which will make its on-pitch debut right away in domestic competition.

Indonesian club Persis Solo has officially unveiled its new third kit for the 26-27 season. Designed and produced in-house, the new alternate shirt introduces a sharp and stealthy look built around a black base with rich local cultural detailing.

The Persis Solo 26-27 third jersey pairs black with dark maroon vertical striping and intricate traditional swirling motifs sublimated across the front and sleeves. The shirt is finished with a classic fold-over collar, subtle red piping along the shoulders and side panels, and the club crest on the left chest, accompanied by Bank Aladin Syariah across the torso and Call of Duty: Mobile branding on the right chest.

Alongside the outfield strip, the release also presents a contrasting white and black variation featuring matching template details and collar construction. The new kit will be worn by Laskar Sambernyawa across their 26-27 campaign.

Racing Club de Strasbourg Alsace could be preparing a trip down memory lane. The French Ligue 1 club has officially registered its controversial late-1990s crest with France's intellectual property institute (INPI). Deposited in late September and officially published in October 2026, the trademark filing protects the circular badge featuring the abstract stork and cathedral motif alongside the text "RACING CLUB DE STRASBOURG FOOTBALL".

Originally introduced in 1997 under then-president Patrick Proisy, the rebrand became one of the most polarizing emblems in French football history. Supporters quickly dubbed it the "Pac-Man" logo due to its striking resemblance to the classic video game character. Despite being worn on several memorable Adidas shirts featuring period sponsors such as Estel and Steelcase, sustained pushback from fans eventually led the club to abandon the emblem in 2006 in favor of a more traditional crest.

Trademark filings of vintage club logos almost always signal upcoming commercial plans, such as retro apparel collections or special-edition throwback kits. With 2027 marking the 30th anniversary of the design's original introduction, Strasbourg and long-term kit maker Adidas might be preparing a retro release centered around the cult 1997 look.

Argentine club Newell's Old Boys has officially announced a new kit partnership with domestic sportswear brand Atomik. The four-year deal will officially begin in 2027, bringing an end to the club's current arrangement with Aifit, who has manufactured kits for the Rosario side since 2024.

According to the club, the partnership represents a significant financial and commercial step forward, delivering conditions described as vastly superior to historical agreements. In addition to supplying apparel for the team, Atomik will finance the construction of a brand-new official club store and a dedicated museum at Parque Independencia. The contract also features merchandise sales royalties, exclusive perks for club members, and performance bonuses tied to sporting objectives.

This agreement marks another significant move in Argentine football for Atomik, who already produces kits for San Lorenzo. With Newell's joining their roster, Atomik continues to expand its footprint in the top flight, with the club's first Atomik kits scheduled to debut ahead of the 2027 campaign.

The new SCU Torreense third shirt for the 26-27 season has been officially released. Manufactured by Umbro, the strip honors club icon José António Franco Vicente, widely known as "Toinha", celebrating his 50 years of service and dedication to the Torres Vedras side.

The Umbro SCU Torreense 26-27 third jersey is predominantly light blue, accented with the club's traditional maroon on the classic polo collar, sleeve cuffs, and side panels. A personalized tribute reading "Toinha 50 ANOS" is scripted on the upper back just below the collar, and Toinha himself fronts the launch campaign wearing the design.

Matching light blue shorts and socks with maroon details complete the full SCU Torreense 2026-27 third uniform.