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Kashima Antlers and Nike have officially released a special 35th anniversary kit to celebrate the founding of the iconic J1 League side on October 1, 1991. The release also pays homage to Brazilian football legend Zico, whose spirit and influence remain foundational to the identity and DNA of the Ibaraki-based club.

The Nike Kashima Antlers 26-27 35th anniversary shirt boasts an elegant two-tone dark navy half-and-half design inspired by the night scenery of Kashima Bay. Breaking away from the club's standard colors, the kit applies full gold detailing throughout, highlighted by the club's first-ever matte gold crest featuring a commemorative 1991/2026 engraving. All sponsor marks, the Nike Swoosh, and the sleeve badge are finished in matching metallic gold.

Navy shorts and socks with gold accents round off the sophisticated look. Fans can customize the kit with gold printing in either Nike's current 26-27 squad font or a recreated version of the club's original 1990s founding-era typography, with Zico's legendary number 10 among the selections. Kashima Antlers are scheduled to wear the special uniform on December 19, 2026, against Tokyo Verdy at MUFG Stadium (Japan National Stadium).

Paris Saint-Germain and the NFL are set to launch a new collaborative capsule to commemorate the upcoming regular-season NFL clash in Paris between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints. Ahead of the official event at the Stade de France on October 25, an eye-catching American football jersey produced under the Nike line has been leaked by @lasource75006.

The crossover jersey draws direct inspiration from one of the most famous cult shirts in PSG history: the 06-07 Louis Vuitton-styled chocolate and gold away kit, immortalized by legendary Portuguese striker Pedro Miguel Pauleta. Built in a classic NFL Game jersey silhouette, the shirt adopts a rich burgundy base complemented by metallic gold trim around the collar and sleeves, with the official NFL shield positioned neatly at the neckline.

Matching the aesthetics of the 06-07 original, the jersey features a stylized golden PSG script across the chest above a prominent number 75 representing the French capital. The numbers on the front, back, and shoulders are decorated with an intricate all-over monogram pattern of miniature Eiffel Towers and fleurs-de-lis. The full NFL x PSG collection is expected to drop alongside the Paris game on October 25.

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.

Ahead of their Premier League clash away against Everton, Chelsea players arrived at the Hill Dickinson Stadium sporting a striking new retro-inspired Nike tracksuit. Worn by the squad ahead of kickoff, the pre-match travel jacket instantly caught the attention of kit enthusiasts as it accompanied the senior-team pitch debut of the Blues' 26-27 third kit.

The tracksuit jacket serves as an unmistakable nod to Nike's iconic late-1990s templates, famously seen on the likes of Italy and international sides in 1996 and 1997. The design features a crisp white base accented by a bold royal blue horizontal chest band framing the Nike Swoosh, asymmetrical sleeve styling with a solid blue right arm and banded stripes on the left, and a classic funnel neck collar. It proudly displays Chelsea's beloved 1986 to 2005 shield crest alongside sponsor Bingx, paired with matching royal blue track pants.

Forming part of Chelsea's wider 26-27 third collection—which takes heavy inspiration from the club's cult 1992-93 away strip—the tracksuit perfectly bridges 1990s nostalgia with modern sportswear. It marks another standout entry in Nike's retro-themed lifestyle drops for elite clubs this season.

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.

Italian Serie C club Campobasso FC has officially presented its new 26-27 third kit by Nike, brought to life through a dramatic photoshoot set in the historic underground caves of Largo San Leonardo. Produced in collaboration with GG Teamwear, the shirt features a black base accented by elegant gold details, including the crew-neck collar, monochromatic wolf head crest, Nike Swoosh, and sponsor markings. The striking cavern setting pays homage to the city's subterranean heritage, highlighting medieval defensive passages and wartime air raid shelters beneath the historic center.

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.

New photos of the Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 'United Pack 005' football boots have been shared by @patoeldelzapato. They are set to be launched in February 2027.

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Following Kylian Mbappé's high-profile switch from Nike to Swiss sportswear brand On, new close-up imagery has provided the best look yet at the innovative prototype football boots designed for the Real Madrid forward. Carrying the internal development code ON-DCPT-KM010, the pair showcases a clean, laboratory-style aesthetic that highlights the brand's rapid transition into elite football performance gear.

The centerpiece of the design is On's signature LightSpray technology, adapted from the brand's elite running shoes. The construction uses a robotic arm to spray a continuous, ultra-thin thermoplastic filament around a foot last, producing a seamless and featherlight upper without any traditional stitching or adhesives. Finished in clean white, the boot features minimal branding alongside subtle black typography on the lateral side and tongue, accompanied by a traditional central lacing setup.

Beneath the lightweight upper sits a translucent, frosted soleplate loaded with aggressive chevron and bladed studs engineered for straight-line sprint speed and sharp traction.

With Director of Football Thierry Henry helping guide the brand's new football division and Mbappé putting prototypes to the test for club and country, On is gearing up for a full commercial launch of its football boots in 2027.