Even though the World Cup has been wrapped up for a while now, it’s still football kit summer. And don’t you worry we did the research so you don’t have to spend hours to find those niche kits that show your mates you actually have ball knowledge.
From your favorite Premier League teams to classic European heavyweights to beautiful kits from teams you’ve probably never even heard of, we got you covered.
Man United Away (Adidas)
Manchester United’s 2026–2027 away uniform takes a contemporary look at one of the team’s most recognizable away identities. The jersey, which has a striking royal blue base, combines well-known elements with sophisticated textures and understated accents to create a design that seems thoughtful and contemporary while maintaining the clarity and assurance that Manchester United has long been known for on the road.
The designed tonal stripe pattern that runs throughout the fabric is a key component of the jersey, giving it depth and movement while alluding to the team’s iconic blue away uniforms. The V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs are framed by red and white detailing, which maintains Manchester United’s essential character while producing a striking contrast against the deep blue foundation. Nonetheless, the team has a track record of success in blue, having won the Europa League final in 2017 and the European Cup final in 1968.
Juventus Home, Away and Third (Adidas)
Adidas never seem to miss when it comes to kits for the Old Lady of Italian football but this year they’ve arguably gone 3 for 3 with Juve’s home, away and third kits. The home kit features the classic collar silhouette slightly thicker black stripes on a white base along with gold accents on the sponsors and crest.
Pink existed before black and white came to be associated with Juventus. One of the most notable periods in Juventus history, the color was used by the club throughout its early years. Adidas and Juventus have presented a contemporary away jersey for the 2026–2027 campaign that pays homage to the team’s early beginnings. It features a soft pink background and a subtle designed zebra pattern that flows throughout the fabric. The only thing possibly missing from this kit is Paul Pogba rocking a mohawk with blonde highlights scoring what experts would call a thunderc*nt or piss missile from 40 yards out.
For their third kit, Adidas have gone for an amazing black kit base with gold accents along the shoulder stripes, sponsor and crest. What stands out most about this kit, is the subtle yet attention drawing graphic of a grey flame at the bottom half of the shirt. Most graphics like this may polarize fans alike but it seems to be unanimously celebrated in this design and rounds up a perfect hat-trick for Adidas and Juve.
Barcelona Away (Nike)
The stylistic world of the Kobe brand served as inspiration for the Barcelona 2026–2027 new uniform. Its primary color is black, which represents the tenacity and fierce competition that characterize both FC Barcelona and the Kobe Bryant brand. The bottom of the shirt gradually fades into purple, a color strongly connected to Bryant’s athletic prowess. A number of graphic components include subtle allusions to the Kobe Bryant brand identity, while gold detailing symbolizes the ongoing quest of significant challenges and awards.
Liverpool Home (Adidas)
Inspired by the iconic adidas Liverpool FC home jersey from 1989–1991, which was worn at a prosperous time for the team when Kenny Dalglish’s team won the 1989–1990 league title and is instantly recognizable for its dynamic geometric pattern. A pivotal time in the club’s history is commemorated with the new design. A modern all-over pattern that precisely echoes the visual language of the late 80s original while adding a sharper, more contemporary execution elevates the deep red base.
The reinvented all-over graphic captures the spirit and spirit of 80s football culture, while clean white detailing across the adidas logo, club crest, and trims underlines the traditional esthetic.
Venezia Home (NOCTA)
Drake’s Nike sub-label seems to have finally grasped the brief for the first time since the Nocta x Venezia collaboration started. This design achieves the ideal balance, leaning into the club’s unique identity while including a streetwear flair. It is not, and should never be, an attempt to elevate Nocta over Venezia.
Arsenal Away (Adidas)
One of the most recognizable football shirts is reimagined in Arsenal’s 2026–27 away uniform, bringing the essence of one of the team’s pivotal periods into a new era for the Premier League winners. The design, which comes after Arsenal’s 2025–2026 Premier League title victory, captures the essence of the famous Bruised Banana design, which was first worn from 1991–1993.
The jersey, which has a powerful, engineering graphic inspired by the geometric pattern that made the original design so unique, is built on a navy basis. The all-over graphic, which has been redesigned with a modern execution, blends yellow and navy hues to create a dynamic visual identity that is uniquely Arsenal.
Sunderland Home (Hummel)
Hummel’s work with Sunderland’s new home shirt is the perfect illustration of how to work within the limitations of a traditional home kit while yet winning big. Strengthened by launch marketing imagery that goes full Peaky Blinders, it feels almost uber-traditional in its execution, but it also gives proceedings a new feeling of advancement. We’re focusing on the two-tone collar and the way the white stripes flow smoothly down the sleeves and up the body. The players’ shirts from the Black Cats’ 1937 FA Cup victory over Preston North End at Wembley served as an inspiration for the team. The foundation of the shirt is repeated with a jacquard “S” that resembles the handles of the FA Cup trophy.
Bayern Away (Adidas)
The design of Bayern Munich’s new away 2026–27 uniform is nostalgic, taking cues from some of the team’s most recognizable away uniforms from the 1990s and early 2000s. The jersey, which celebrates a time when the team became one of Europe’s top teams, is built on a clean white background and evokes a classic Bayern away identity.
The jersey’s polo-style collar structure, which is finished with red and navy tipping, is one of its distinguishing features. This retro-inspired component honors vintage silhouettes from some of Bayern’s most prosperous years while reinterpreting them for the contemporary game.
Napoli Home (EA7)
This season has seen a noticeable shift toward cleaner designs, and Napoli’s home shirt is a prime example. I’ve said this before, and I’ll probably repeat it many more times in the near future. It takes everything back and was released to commemorate the club’s 100th anniversary. The jersey itself pays homage to the club’s original badge, the Corsiero del Sole (the unbroken horse), which has represented the city’s steadfast character since 1926.
Strasbourg Away (Adidas)
Ligue 1 team Strasbourg, have joined the comeback of the 1990s for their 120th anniversary celebration. Their new away uniform features diamond patterns that are associated with Adidas uniforms from that decade, such as the stripes the French team wore from 1994 to 1996. The club’s original crest may be seen on the left side of a Strasbourg jersey for the first time. The adidas Originals collection created for the anniversary season will also include the iconic emblem. The German word “JETZT GEHT’S LOS” is printed in sky blue beneath the back collar, adding more anniversary detailing. The phrase, which means “Now it begins,” alludes to the joint French-German ancestry of the area as well as Strasbourg’s position in Alsace on France’s border with Germany.
Milan Away (Puma)
The traditional white of AC Milan’s 2026–27 away uniform is the color associated with the most significant events. The slogan “Dopo Istanbul c’è sempre Atene” (After Istanbul, there is always Athens) sums up the mentality that turns every loss into a fresh beginning for AC Milan supporters. These simple words, which are printed on the back of the collar, serve as a link between the younger generations who are currently carrying on that tradition and those who experienced the brightness of Athens following the darkness of Istanbul.
Fulham Away (Adidas)
The checkerboard away jersey from the mid-1990s is reimagined in the current Fulham uniform. Its front, sleeves, and back are all covered with a broken checkered pattern made of irregular black blocks with brush-effect edges. White cuffs complete the sleeve design, while a white fold-over collar rests atop a corresponding V-shaped neckline. The Fulham away shirt is adorned with Adidas Originals embellishments. On the right chest, across from the returning historical FFC crest, is the white Trefoil. Previously seen on four Fulham uniforms in the 1970s, the monogram is connected to the team’s run to the FA Cup Final in 1975.
Wrexham Away (Macron)
Inspired by the slate quarries in North Wales, Ryan Reynold’s Wrexham’s 2026–27 dark anthracite gray away uniform has a mandarin collar and a sublimated logo that combines a dark foundation with red lines. The silicone hem tape that reads “Ein Tir, Ein Hysbryd – Our Ground, Our Spirit” complements the shirt’s design, which reflects our industrial and cultural legacy.
Como Home (Adidas)
For the club’s first ever season in the Champions League, Como have gone for a dark marine base for their jersey which was created in partnership with adidas by Rhuigi Villaseñor, Como’s Chief Brand Officer and the creator and designer of the upscale streetwear brand Rhude. The front, sleeves, and back of the jersey are all covered with tonal vertical pinstripes that form a continuous design. Narrow red, white, and gold stripes encircle a blue polo collar, and the same color pattern is used around the sleeve cuffs. Blue adidas are carried by white shoulder panels. On the right side of the chest, there are three stripes and the white adidas emblem. “Semm Cumasch” is written in handwritten white script beneath the back collar. In other words, “We are from Como.”
RC Lens Away (Adidas)
The iconic twin slag heaps of Loos-en-Gohelle, which have long served as emblems of the area’s industrial past, served as the inspiration for the new Racing Lens jersey, which is primarily black. The distinctive silhouette of the UNESCO-listed coal mounds is referenced by a tonal geometric design over the front and sleeves, giving the jersey a layered visual impression. The shirt has a lot of green detailing, which is a nod to the historic Place Verte and one of the club’s original colors. Green trim on the sleeve cuffs and fold-over collar complements the three green adidas stripes that run along the shoulders. The Auchan shirt sponsor is prominently displayed in white, while the black-and-white Racing Club de Lens crest is placed on the left chest across from the white adidas Trefoil logo.
Fenerbahce Home (Adidas)
The new Fenerbahçe jersey features a white foundation with pale yellow vertical stripes over the front, sleeves, and lower back, drawing inspiration from the Turkish team’s early kit history ahead of its 120th anniversary. The adidas trefoil logo, shoulder stripes, sponsor logos, and sleeve graphics are all embellished with gold accents. The Otokoç jersey sponsor is placed in the center of the front, while a unique Fenerbahçe 120th anniversary crest appears on the left chest. The shirt’s white fold-over collar combines adidas performance construction with a timeless design. The side panel features vertical Acıbadem branding along with sleeve sponsor details. On the back, a Kemal Atatürk signature feature is positioned over the Halley marking, which is displayed in gold beneath the collar region. A genuine, licensed product label is located close to the bottom front hem of the shirt, which also features a thin fit.
Panathinaikos Home (Adidas)
The predominant color of the new Panathinaikos shirt is the team’s customary dark green. The front panel features delicate tonal vertical stripes, while the back and sleeves have a simple green finish. The adidas Three Stripes across the shoulders, the sleeve cuffs, and the crew-neck collar all have white accents. On the right chest, next to an enormous white clover crest with a raised, textured design, is the adidas logo. In the middle is a white display of the Superbet shirt sponsor.
The player names and numbers are displayed in white on the back of the Panathinaikos 26/27 Home shirt, which maintains the green base. Beneath the rear collar, the Greek inscription ‘Σύλλoγος Μεγάλος’, meaning ‘Great Club’, is included in script. The club’s historic home, Leoforos Alexandras Stadium, is mentioned in a unique feature close to the lower section. A ground-inspired image and the Greek phrase “Here is Heaven and Hell is here” are included in the graphic, which varies according on the viewing angle.
Orlando Pirates Home (Adidas)
There aren’t many of the Three Stripes’ home shirts that really stick out, despite the fact that they have been excellent throughout this season. However, I find that the Orlando Pirates badge instantly elevates it, and Adidas has given it a solid foundation from which to grow.
