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FC Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong has made a subtle modification to his jersey printing, dropping the initial from his name to wear simply "DE JONG" above his trademark number 21. Since arriving at the Catalan club in the summer of 2019, the Dutch playmaker had consistently featured "F. DE JONG" across his back.

The change brings an end to a long-running kit compromise dating back to his transfer from Ajax. Ahead of his debut campaign in Catalonia, personal and club sponsor Nike had reportedly pushed for the midfielder to wear just "FRENKIE" on the back of his shirt for merchandising reasons. De Jong was reluctant to feature his first name and insisted on representing his surname, ultimately reaching an agreement with the brand and club to display "F. DE JONG".

Now deep into his Barcelona career, the 29-year-old has officially reverted to the format he originally wore during his breakthrough years in Amsterdam, where his Ajax kits read only "DE JONG". The streamlined look marks a clean and understated update to one of Barça's most recognizable squad numbers.

Thanks to @whatthekit_x for spotting and create comparison graphic.

Montpellier HSC and Nike have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 campaign. The new strip arrives to complete La Paillade's set for the season, joining the previously released home shirt and the Total 90-inspired orange away kit.

The Nike Montpellier 26-27 third shirt introduces a clean white base highlighted by an eye-catching orange chevron across the chest. Bordered by navy blue piping, the prominent V-shaped chest band houses the club crest and a navy Nike Swoosh. Additional orange accents detail the shoulders and collar, with navy trim finishing the side inserts and sponsor branding.

The new Montpellier 26-27 third jersey is available immediately in both adult and children's sizes through the club's official online store, with in-store sales commencing at the MHSC Store Odysseum from October 31.

FC Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong has made a subtle modification to his jersey printing, dropping the initial from his name to wear simply "DE JONG" above his trademark number 21. Since arriving at the Catalan club in the summer of 2019, the Dutch playmaker had consistently featured "F. DE JONG" across his back.

The change brings an end to a long-running kit compromise dating back to his transfer from Ajax. Ahead of his debut campaign in Catalonia, personal and club sponsor Nike had reportedly pushed for the midfielder to wear just "FRENKIE" on the back of his shirt for merchandising reasons. De Jong was reluctant to feature his first name and insisted on representing his surname, ultimately reaching an agreement with the brand and club to display "F. DE JONG".

Now deep into his Barcelona career, the 29-year-old has officially reverted to the format he originally wore during his breakthrough years in Amsterdam, where his Ajax kits read only "DE JONG". The streamlined look marks a clean and understated update to one of Barça's most recognizable squad numbers.

Thanks to @whatthekit_x for spotting and create comparison graphic.

Montpellier HSC and Nike have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 campaign. The new strip arrives to complete La Paillade's set for the season, joining the previously released home shirt and the Total 90-inspired orange away kit.

The Nike Montpellier 26-27 third shirt introduces a clean white base highlighted by an eye-catching orange chevron across the chest. Bordered by navy blue piping, the prominent V-shaped chest band houses the club crest and a navy Nike Swoosh. Additional orange accents detail the shoulders and collar, with navy trim finishing the side inserts and sponsor branding.

The new Montpellier 26-27 third jersey is available immediately in both adult and children's sizes through the club's official online store, with in-store sales commencing at the MHSC Store Odysseum from October 31.

Czech side FC Slovan Liberec has officially unveiled its new third kit for 2026-28, created by Nike in partnership with 11teamsports. Slated to serve as an alternative strip for the next two seasons, the new look will make its on-pitch debut in the club's home fixture against FK Teplice.

The Nike Slovan Liberec 26-28 third shirt is built around a "return to gold" concept, combining a metallic gold base with a prominent vertical light blue stripe running down the front. The design is framed by an elegant white collar with a blue insert at the neckline, while a white Nike Swoosh, central Slovan text, and the club's star emblem sit on the chest.

White shorts and white socks complete the aesthetic of the new Nike Slovan Liberec 2026-2028 third uniform.