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Racing Santander 26-27 Third Kit Released
Spanish club Real Racing Club de Santander has officially unveiled its new third kit for the 26-27 season. Designed and produced by local Cantabrian sports brand Austral, the new strip brings back a stealthy black look accented with the club's signature green detailing.
The Austral Racing Santander 26-27 third jersey has a predominantly black base adorned with a tonal graphic pattern inspired by the lábaro cántabro, rendered in varying intensities across the front. Vivid green accents trim the collar, sleeve cuffs, and lower hem, while the sponsors and Austral logo appear in crisp white alongside the full-color club crest. Green shorts and black socks with green turnovers complete the uniform.
As a special tribute to the fanbase, the interior of the shirt is sublimated with the names of all 18,804 club season ticket holders for the 26-27 campaign. The kit debuted with a limited initial release of 500 units on the club's online store before rolling out to the physical shop at El Sardinero.
In-House FC Barcelona 92-95 Remake Kit Released
FC Barcelona has officially launched a brand new retro collection paying homage to one of the most celebrated eras in club history: the 1992-1995 Dream Team period. Fronted by first-team stars Pedri, Gavi, and Raphinha, the release takes heavy inspiration from the classic home kit worn under legendary manager Johan Cruyff during an era defined by domestic dominance and European glory.
The centerpiece of the capsule is the 1992-95 retro shirt, which recreates the aesthetic of the iconic 1990s Kappa design without Kappa logos. It features traditional wide blaugrana vertical stripes, an authentic spread polo collar, and an all-over tonal jacquard pattern woven into the fabric. As an in-house club production rather than an official Kappa reissue, the original manufacturer branding and sleeve tape have been replaced with a stylish cursive "Barça" script on the chest and repeated along the sleeves.
Complementing the jersey, the retro capsule also includes matching blue shorts with branded side striping, an 1899 striped knitted sweater, and period-inspired socks, alongside optional #10 printing on the back of the shirt.
The Barcelona 1992-95 retro collection is available now exclusively through the official Barça online store and physical club shops, with the flagship shirt priced at €69.99.
Carvajal Takes No. 14 Because of Joselu
Stepping away from the familiar No. 2 shirt he wore at Real Madrid and the Spanish national team, Dani Carvajal has officially taken over the No. 14 jersey at his new club, Getafe.
Explaining the choice, the 34-year-old right-back shared he chose 14 because it's the number his brother-in-law, Joselu, wore at Real Madrid. He hopes it brings him the same luck and success that Joselu achieved at the Bernabéu.
This marks the first time in his club career that the Spanish defender has worn this number, having previously featured with No. 2 and No. 15 for Real Madrid, as well as No. 20 at Bayer Leverkusen.
Big thanks to @whatthekit_x for the graphic and collage.
Carvajal Takes No. 14 Because of Joselu
Stepping away from the familiar No. 2 shirt he wore at Real Madrid and the Spanish national team, Dani Carvajal has officially taken over the No. 14 jersey at his new club, Getafe.
Explaining the choice, the 34-year-old right-back shared he chose 14 because it's the number his brother-in-law, Joselu, wore at Real Madrid. He hopes it brings him the same luck and success that Joselu achieved at the Bernabéu.
This marks the first time in his club career that the Spanish defender has worn this number, having previously featured with No. 2 and No. 15 for Real Madrid, as well as No. 20 at Bayer Leverkusen.
Big thanks to @whatthekit_x for the graphic and collage.
Real Madrid x Louis Vuitton 26-27 Travelwear Collection Released
Louis Vuitton have unveiled Real Madrid’s 2026-27 formalwear and travel collection, marking the second chapter of their partnership, which began in June 2025 after Zegna’s three-year spell as the club’s travelwear supplier.
Created under the direction of Pharrell Williams, the collection includes a reversible Monogram jacket, knitwear, a beige polo and a tailored black cashmere coat. The bespoke pieces are reserved for Real Madrid players and staff, with no public retail release planned.
The squad is expected to wear the new Louis Vuitton wardrobe when travelling to Rome ahead of tomorrow’s Champions League match against AS Roma.
Real Madrid Announce Uber Eats Sponsorship Deal
Real Madrid have announced a partnership with Uber Eats, confirming the food delivery platform as the club's official delivery partner in Spain. The agreement spans three seasons until June 2029, covering the 26-27 through 28-29 campaigns. As part of the broader deal, parent company Uber also joins as an official mobility partner, creating avenues for ridesharing and transportation solutions for fans around the Santiago Bernabéu.
The commercial agreement will feature Uber Eats branding across Real Madrid's digital platforms as well as in-stadium visibility during home fixtures. The partnership launched under the promotional slogan "Hunger has brought us here" ("El hambre nos ha traído hasta aquí"), celebrating the club's historic comebacks alongside culinary activations and fan experiences across Madrid.
Barcelona 27-28 Third Kit Teased by Barcelona Kit Insider
Kit insider memorabilia1899 has teased that the upcoming Nike FC Barcelona 27-28 third kit could become an instant classic among supporters, pointing to a familiar color palette that fans have experienced in the past. This with our color information that the shirt could boast a vibrant orange base complemented by deep maroon and navy accents, directly channeling the aesthetic of the memorable 2006-07 away shirt.
The colorway is not 100% confirmed yet, however.