Saint-Etienne

Former AS Saint-Étienne goalkeeper Jérémie Janot turned back the clock this week by pulling on one of the most memorable goalkeeper kits in modern football history: his custom Spider-Man shirt. The 49-year-old wore the iconic design during a charity Match des légendes at the Stade Jean-Dauger in Bayonne, France, bringing back pure nostalgia for kit enthusiasts and French football supporters.

The match was organized by former keeper Pascal Olmeta's charity association, Un sourire, un espoir pour la vie, celebrating its 20th anniversary with a star-studded roster featuring legends such as Zinédine Zidane, Fabien Barthez, Laurent Blanc, and Dimitri Payet. Janot proudly stepped onto the pitch wearing the unmistakable red-and-blue webbed jersey, complete with classic ASSE branding and the retro Konica Minolta sponsor across the chest.

Janot originally debuted the outfit on May 21, 2005, during the 04-05 Ligue 1 season in a 2-0 home victory against FC Istres at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard. Produced in collaboration with then-kit manufacturer Duarig, the goalkeeper famously walked out wearing a full Spider-Man mask before taking his place between the posts.

FC Nantes were forced to debut an emergency all-white kit for their Ligue 2 match against AS Saint-Étienne on Saturday night. The unexpected kit choice came after neither Nantes' standard yellow home strip nor their dark away kit was approved for the match by the French refereeing body (Direction de l'Arbitrage) and the LFP, citing color contrast issues against Saint-Étienne's traditional green shirts.

Supplied by Macron, the impromptu kit features a clean white base paired with monochrome black branding for both the technical supplier and the FC Nantes crest. The jersey retains the club's regular sponsors, with Synergie across the front and Hellfest above the player name on the upper back, complemented by matching white shorts and white socks.

Color clashes with Saint-Étienne often pose a tricky challenge for visiting teams, but the refusal of both primary options forced Nantes into preparing this off-catalog solution on short notice. The bespoke look provided a stark, monochrome departure from the club's traditional yellow and green identity under the lights at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard.

AS Saint-Étienne and technical supplier Hummel have officially unveiled special-edition kits for the 26-27 campaign in support of Octobre Rose, the annual breast cancer awareness initiative. As part of the club's ongoing community engagement, the initiative aims to promote early screening while generating financial support for the French Ligue contre le cancer through the club's endowment fund, ASSE Cœur-Vert.

The collection features two complementary colorways, both built around a polo collar and subtle tonal vertical striping. The men's side receives a forest green base highlighted by soft pink detailing on the collar, sleeve cuffs, sponsor branding, and club crest, as well as an awareness ribbon displayed centrally across the chest. The inverted counterpart comes with a pale pink body and deep green accents, tailored for the ASSE women's team.

Worn on pitch at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard in home fixtures against Rodez and Nantes, and by the women's side against Metz, the shirts have been produced in limited quantities. Available via the official Boutique des Verts, all profits from jersey sales alongside a post-campaign auction of match-worn and prepared shirts will be donated to fund local cancer research and patient assistance programs.

French club AS Saint-Étienne and technical partner Hummel have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 campaign. The new strip makes its on-pitch debut this weekend in Saint-Étienne's away fixture against FC Metz.

The Hummel AS Saint-Étienne 26-27 third shirt introduces a fresh "vert végétal" (vegetal green) base color accented by dark details across the collar, sponsor logos, and manufacturer branding. The body of the jersey features a subtle tonal zigzag pattern, taking direct inspiration from the iconic supporter scarves seen in the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard stands for more than 50 years. For the first time in the club's partnership with Hummel, this distinctive zigzag pattern also carries over onto the matching green shorts.

Alongside the outfield strip, an inverted colorway is introduced for the goalkeepers, pairing a dark base with light green detailing and graphics. Available in both short-sleeve and long-sleeve versions, the Saint-Étienne 26-27 third kit is on sale now through the club's official boutique.

AS Saint-Etienne and their technical sponsor Hummel have officially unveiled the club's new home kit for the 26-27 season.

The Hummel AS Saint-Etienne 26-27 home jersey stays true to the team's historic identity. It predominantly is featuring their iconic green color with embossed stripes that include an ASSE logo pattern.

Exactly 50 years to the day after the famous European Cup final in Glasgow, Le Coq Sportif has released a special limited-edition reissue of the iconic AS Saint-Étienne 1976 kit. Paying tribute to the legendary Dominique Rocheteau, the brand has meticulously reproduced his number 7 jersey directly from their Romilly-sur-Seine workshops. The retro green shirt faithfully maintains the original cut, material, and classic blue-white-red tricolor collar of the era.

The limited collection is available soon via the official Le Coq Sportif web store. It features a long-sleeved version retailing for €110, a short-sleeved option for €89, and a matching track jacket priced at €190.