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Erling Haaland's Poppy Patch Peels Off During Manchester City Match
During Manchester City's Premier League clash against Brighton & Hove Albion at the Etihad Stadium, striker Erling Haaland suffered an unusual kit malfunction as his special commemorative poppy patch began peeling away from his jersey. The fixture served as City's official Remembrance match for the 26-27 campaign, with players sporting the symbolic red flower on their chests ahead of Remembrance Day. Big thanks to @ShirtSquadapp.
Close-up broadcast cameras caught the side of the heat-applied poppy lifting cleanly off the fabric, dangling loosely from the front of Haaland's shirt during play. The mishap did not go unnoticed by kit enthusiasts online, with football shirt community account ShirtSquad joking that the application "needed a bit longer on the heat press."
Premier League teams regularly add heat-sealed poppy emblems to their match kits throughout late October and early November, with the match-worn shirts subsequently auctioned off to raise funds for the Royal British Legion. While kit staff take great care in preparing the jerseys, Haaland's fluttering patch served as a lighthearted reminder of how quickly heat-pressed details can come unstuck in the heat of battle.
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Mumbai City 26-27 Home Kit Released
Indian Super League club Mumbai City FC and Puma have officially unveiled their new home kit for the 26-27 season. Launched under the motto "A new beginning. A new identity", the jersey continues the long-standing partnership between the Islanders and the German brand.
The Puma Mumbai City 26-27 home shirt features the club's traditional sky blue base, modernized with crisp, thin horizontal white stripes spanning across the front. White accent panels run down the sides and underarms, while the crew neck collar and sleeve cuffs remain predominantly sky blue. The design is rounded off with black Puma cat logos.
Matching sky blue shorts and socks complete the new Puma Mumbai City 26-27 home kit.
Chesterfield FC 26-27 Third Kit Released
Chesterfield FC and Puma have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 League Two campaign. Initially unveiled during a special presentation hosted alongside the Chesterfield FC Women's team at the SMH Group Stadium, the fresh strip is now available to supporters.
The Chesterfield 26-27 third shirt is built around a crisp ice-blue base, decorated across the front with an abstract graphic that blends flowing curved shapes with delicate horizontal striping. For contrast, black is utilized across all key branding details, including the Puma cat logos, the Leengate Valves front-of-shirt and sleeve sponsors, and a monochrome edition of the club crest.
The new third uniform joins the Spireites' previously revealed 26-27 home and away strips, which were released earlier this year to celebrate the club's 160th anniversary.
Cracovia 26-27 Third Kit Release - Honoring Pope John Paul II
Cracovia and Puma have officially unveiled a special 26-27 third kit dedicated to the memory of Pope John Paul II, one of the club's most famous and devoted lifelong supporters. The bespoke jersey will be worn exclusively during Cracovia's Ekstraklasa match against Legia Warsaw on October 17, timed around the anniversary of Karol Wojtyła's election to the papacy on October 16.
The shirt is rendered in a light blue base adorned with tonal vertical stripes and fine white pinstripes. The color takes direct inspiration from the waters of the Zakrzówek quarry in Kraków, where Wojtyła worked as a laborer during the Second World War between 1940 and 1941, while also nodding to the traditional civic colors of Kraków. It is framed with a classic white buttoned collar, retro striped cuffs, and an embroidered heritage club crest on the chest.
Several bespoke elements complete the tribute, including the inscription "Ojcze Święty, pamięta Cię Twoja Cracovia" (Holy Father, your Cracovia remembers you) positioned on the upper back neck. Player personalizations showcase the club's retired number 1, a digit permanently set aside for the Pope following Cracovia's historic Vatican audience in 2005, which is subtly patterned with repeating numeral graphics. The limited-edition jersey is now available through the club's official store.
Special Pohang Steelers 2026 'Heritage Project' Kit Released
Pohang Steelers and Puma have unveiled a special-edition kit for 2026, produced in collaboration with Korean lifestyle brand House of Romantic. Developed under the club's 'Heritage Project', the jersey commemorates one of the greatest eras in Pohang history: their back-to-back Asian Club Championship triumphs during the 1996-97 and 1997-98 seasons.
The shirt steps away from the club's traditional black and red stripes, reviving the vibrant sky blue color scheme worn throughout that mid-90s continental winning run. It features a retro-inspired white spread collar, matching sleeve cuffs, and white Puma branding. On the chest sits an ornate, bespoke heritage crest adorned with local symbols of Pohang, including the sunrise, flames, steel, and Homi Cape.
Alongside the jersey, the capsule includes an archival track jacket, caps, and lifestyle merchandise. The promotional shoot was staged in everyday Pohang settings such as the local Jukdo Market and modeled by current players together with head coach Park Tae-ha, who was a key player for the club during the original championship era. The Steelers are scheduled to wear the kit on the pitch on October 18 against FC Anyang.
Club Milano 26-27 Kits Released - Sponsored by Rhude
Italian Serie D side Club Milano have unveiled their new 26-27 home and away kits in partnership with Puma. In a stylish blend of football and high-end fashion, the Milanese club has teamed up with renowned American luxury streetwear label Rhude, founded by designer Rhuigi Villaseñor, which takes center stage as the club's main front-of-shirt sponsor.
The Club Milano 26-27 home jersey is predominantly white and honors the club's hometown heritage with a striking red Cross of Saint Ambrose stretching across the front. The Rhude wordmark is integrated directly into the horizontal bar of the cross, accompanied by Puma branding, the Club Milano crest, and secondary sponsors COGEP and GYPSOS.
The away shirt provides a sharp, stealthy contrast in black. It features an intricate tonal geometric chevron and diamond pattern across the shoulders and raglan sleeves, finished with monochrome crest detailing and clean white sponsor prints for an elevated streetwear look.
Puma CONMEBOL Sudamericana 2026 Final Ball Released
Puma and CONMEBOL have officially unveiled the special match ball created exclusively for the 2026 CONMEBOL Sudamericana final. Based on the Puma Cumbre model used across South American club competitions throughout the campaign, this limited edition receives a bespoke colorway for the tournament's deciding fixture.
The Puma Cumbre 2026 Sudamericana Final ball features a clean white base paired with dynamic blue stripes and thin yellow accents that wrap around the yellow Puma Cat and the official CONMEBOL Sudamericana emblem. The color combination is drawn straight from the tournament's brand identity. Technically, the FIFA Quality Pro-certified ball retains the standard Cumbre specification, including a 12-panel aerodynamic shape, POE foam for responsive touch, a reinforced rubber bladder, and Puma's Air Lock valve system.
The new match ball will see action on November 21, 2026, when Boca Juniors face Atlético Mineiro in the final at the Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez in Barranquilla, Colombia. The ball is available to purchase through Puma's official online store and selected retailers.
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Erling Haaland's Poppy Patch Peels Off During Manchester City Match
During Manchester City's Premier League clash against Brighton & Hove Albion at the Etihad Stadium, striker Erling Haaland suffered an unusual kit malfunction as his special commemorative poppy patch began peeling away from his jersey. The fixture served as City's official Remembrance match for the 26-27 campaign, with players sporting the symbolic red flower on their chests ahead of Remembrance Day. Big thanks to @ShirtSquadapp.
Close-up broadcast cameras caught the side of the heat-applied poppy lifting cleanly off the fabric, dangling loosely from the front of Haaland's shirt during play. The mishap did not go unnoticed by kit enthusiasts online, with football shirt community account ShirtSquad joking that the application "needed a bit longer on the heat press."
Premier League teams regularly add heat-sealed poppy emblems to their match kits throughout late October and early November, with the match-worn shirts subsequently auctioned off to raise funds for the Royal British Legion. While kit staff take great care in preparing the jerseys, Haaland's fluttering patch served as a lighthearted reminder of how quickly heat-pressed details can come unstuck in the heat of battle.
