A manufacturing error has surfaced regarding Newcastle United's 26-27 goalkeeper kit. While the grey jersey was officially designed to feature the club's circular retro crest alongside the Adidas Trefoil logo, some supporters received shirts featuring Newcastle's standard modern badge instead.
Images shared on social media show the grey Adidas shirt fitted with the present-day coat-of-arms crest rather than the intended vintage round badge worn by players on the pitch. The mistake appears to have affected a small initial batch of production units before the issue was identified prior to full retail distribution.
The first official images of the authenticAdidasNewcastle United 26-27 away kit have been shared by @KamilBerberler, providing a detailed look at the match version of the upcoming release.
The new main sponsor, Knox Hydration, will be prominently displayed on the front of the kit, but is not there on these images yet - the deal was sealed very late.
The authentic version highlights a bespoke sublimated pattern woven directly into the high-performance fabric. This subtle brickwork graphic draws direct inspiration from the historic castle that gives the city its name, as well as the traditional architecture found around St James' Park. The retro-infused design is rounded off with a stylish V-neck collar that incorporates distinct color blocks of white, navy, and mint.
The new Newcastle United 26-27 goalkeeper away shirt has been leaked in an unusual manner. X user @J...
The new Newcastle United 26-27 goalkeeper away shirt has been leaked in an unusual manner. X user @JakeWeir02 who ordered the Scotland goalkeeper away kit from retailer JD Sports surprisingly received the unreleased Newcastle goalkeeper shirt instead.
The Newcastle United 26-27 goalkeeper away jersey features a simple design, combining a grey base with dark logos and accents. It has the same retro crest that is also present on the club's 2026-2027 away shirt, which it is set to be released alongside.
A manufacturing error has surfaced regarding Newcastle United's 26-27 goalkeeper kit. While the grey jersey was officially designed to feature the club's circular retro crest alongside the Adidas Trefoil logo, some supporters received shirts featuring Newcastle's standard modern badge instead.
Images shared on social media show the grey Adidas shirt fitted with the present-day coat-of-arms crest rather than the intended vintage round badge worn by players on the pitch. The mistake appears to have affected a small initial batch of production units before the issue was identified prior to full retail distribution.
The first official images of the authenticAdidasNewcastle United 26-27 away kit have been shared by @KamilBerberler, providing a detailed look at the match version of the upcoming release.
The new main sponsor, Knox Hydration, will be prominently displayed on the front of the kit, but is not there on these images yet - the deal was sealed very late.
The authentic version highlights a bespoke sublimated pattern woven directly into the high-performance fabric. This subtle brickwork graphic draws direct inspiration from the historic castle that gives the city its name, as well as the traditional architecture found around St James' Park. The retro-infused design is rounded off with a stylish V-neck collar that incorporates distinct color blocks of white, navy, and mint.
The new Newcastle United 26-27 goalkeeper away shirt has been leaked in an unusual manner. X user @J...
The new Newcastle United 26-27 goalkeeper away shirt has been leaked in an unusual manner. X user @JakeWeir02 who ordered the Scotland goalkeeper away kit from retailer JD Sports surprisingly received the unreleased Newcastle goalkeeper shirt instead.
The Newcastle United 26-27 goalkeeper away jersey features a simple design, combining a grey base with dark logos and accents. It has the same retro crest that is also present on the club's 2026-2027 away shirt, which it is set to be released alongside.
Fans have compared the Newcastle 26-27 pre-match shirt to a hotel hallway carpet, with a viral post...
Fans have compared the Newcastle 26-27 pre-match shirt to a hotel hallway carpet, with a viral post by @milehighgeordie joking that Adidas "basically pulled up a 3 star hotel hallway carpet for a training top". The blue patchwork pattern of the Newcastle 26-27 pre-match shirt indeed bears a striking resemblance to classic hotel corridor carpets.
