Al-Nassr

Official images of the Al Nassr 26-27 third kit have leaked online, revealing an elegant design crafted by Adidas. The new shirt features a clean off-white base paired with rich gold detailing throughout, giving the Saudi Pro League club a sophisticated look for the upcoming season. Big thanks to @KamilBerberler.

The design is defined by subtle vertical stripes featuring intricate ornamental patterns running down the front and back of the shirt. Metallic gold trim highlights the collar, sleeve cuffs, and the iconic Adidas Three Stripes on the shoulders. The chest displays a monochromatic golden Al Nassr emblem alongside the gold Adidas logo, complemented by matching sponsor branding.

Completing the detailed look, a golden Saudi emblem featuring the palm tree and crossed swords sits on the upper back below the collar. Off-white shorts and socks with matching gold accents complete the full 26-27 third strip.

@MidanAlAtqam has leaked the 4 promo pictures of the new Al-Nassr 26-27 away kit. It will be released very soon.

Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr have officially announced Saudi artificial intelligence company HUMAIN as their new main sponsor for the 26-27 season, replacing KAFD on the front of their shirts.

Backed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, HUMAIN will feature prominently across the club's matchwear, while the landmark multi-faceted agreement also includes naming rights to Al Nassr's new training center and the integration of AI technology across football operations and fan engagement.

Footy Headlines can now leak 9 new pictures of the Adidas Al-Nassr 26-27 home kit. Although it is a fake, the design is identical to the real one.

The kit features a yellow base with dark navy shoulder stripes and chest logos.

Both the collar and the sleeve cuffs feature intricate, traditional patterns featured on the crew-neck collar and the sleeve cuffs.

For the crucial Saudi Pro League clash against Al Hilal SFC, Al Nassr made something special. To boost morale and strengthen the sense of unity, the club gave free team shirts to every fan attending the match (no match kits but training shirts).