Adidas Delay Sports Berlin 26-27 Home Kit Released - 5th Anniversary
German club Delay Sports Berlin and adidas, in partnership with 11teamsports, have officially launched the team's new home kit for the 26-27 season. Celebrating the club's fifth anniversary, the release highlights the journey of the Berlin outfit founded in 2021 by content creators Elias Nerlich and Sidney Friede, who have marched through four consecutive promotions from the Kreisliga C up to the Landesliga Berlin.
The adidas Delay Sports Berlin 26-27 home jersey is predominantly royal blue and is highlighted by a bespoke radial graphic shaped like the number five radiating outwards around the club crest on the left chest. Clean white accents complement the design, featuring on the adidas Three Stripes, the chest performance logo, and main sponsor Deutsche Krebshilfe. The upper back beneath the collar is finished with the phrase "STARTED FROM THE BOTTOM", paying tribute to the team's rise through the German football pyramid.
Matching blue shorts and socks detailed with white adidas branding complete the full Delay Sports Berlin 26-27 home strip, which is available exclusively via 11teamsports.
Napoli Centenary x Coca-Cola Collector Can Collection Unveiled
SSC Napoli and global partner Coca-Cola have teamed up once again to launch a special limited-edition series of collector cans celebrating the club's centenary. Promoted under the slogan "100% Napoli, 100% Coca-Cola", the collaboration commemorates 100 years since the Partenopei were founded on August 1, 1926. Big thanks to @CalcioEngland.
The collection features eight distinct can designs that chronicle pivotal milestones, historic motifs, and celebrated club slogans. The lineup highlights Napoli's championship years, with individual designs paying homage to the Scudetto triumphs of 1987, 1990, 2023, and 2025. Other cans in the set spotlight the legendary number 10 worn by Diego Maradona, the centenary motto "Pe' cient'anne", the "Cento" milestone logo, and the timeless cry "Forza Napoli Sempre" set against classic blue and white stripes and checkered graphics.
Coca-Cola has partnered with Napoli since 2022 and currently serves as the club's training kit sponsor on an agreement that runs through the 26-27 and 27-28 seasons. Having previously released limited-edition cans for past trophy wins, this eight-can centenary series is being made available across local retail stores and venues throughout Campania as Napoli marks its hundredth anniversary.
Barcelona Likely to Wear Third Kit Against PSG
FC Barcelona are set to sport their 26-27 third kit when they travel to face Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday, according to reliable club insider memorabilia1899.
The decision comes down to visual contrast under UEFA kit regulations. Both Barcelona's traditional Blaugrana home kit and their darker away option clash with PSG's classic dark navy home shirt. Turning to the alternate strip ensures clear distinction for players, referees, and television viewers alike.
Barcelona's 26-27 Nike third kit features a fresh green and teal color scheme, providing the ideal light contrast against the French champions. While the club has not released an official match-day announcement yet, the fixture will give the retro-styled third strip another prominent European outing under the floodlights in Paris.
Fortaleza 26-27 Third Kit Released
Fortaleza and Brazilian brand Volt Sport have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. Named "Herança Tricolor" (Tricolor Heritage), the shirt was released on October 18 to commemorate the club's founding anniversary in 1918, paying tribute to Fortaleza's rich history and passionate supporters.
The Volt Fortaleza 26-27 third shirt features a deep blue base enriched with an intricate custom jacquard pattern woven throughout the fabric. A distinctive v-collar design incorporates an insert showcasing the club's iconic blue, white, and red tricolor, matched by striped detailing on the sleeve cuffs and light blue accents. Finishing off the outfield look, the upper back carries a stylized lion emblem accompanied by the founding year 1918, while a classic shield badge sits proudly on the chest.
In addition to the outfield kit, Volt also launched a vibrant pink goalkeeper jersey utilizing the same template and jacquard texture with navy and tricolor details. The new Fortaleza 26-27 third kit is completed by matching shorts and socks and is now available via the club's official retail channels.
Unreleased Skechers SKX 2 Boots Spotted on Harry Kane in Training
Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has been spotted wearing an unreleased colorway of the Skechers SKX 2 football boots during a recent training session at Saebener Strasse. The England captain took to the pitch in a fresh, previously unseen design of his signature boot line. Big thanks to bootsculture.
The unreleased boots feature a clean, predominantly white base paired with dark blue and black accents across the collar, tongue, and Skechers branding. The sleek aesthetic offers a classic look and looks set to be part of an upcoming pack or general release from the American brand for the 26-27 season.
Kane has been the primary face of Skechers Football since signing a lifetime partnership with the brand in August 2023. Having originally debuted the SKX_01 before transitioning to the SKX_2 Elite, Kane continues to showcase the future of the brand's football lineup. An official retail release is expected in the coming weeks.
Nike Mercurial 2027 'United' Pack Chapter 5 2027 Boots Leaked
New photos of the Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 'United Pack 005' football boots have been shared by @patoeldelzapato. They are set to be launched in February 2027.
Adidas Delay Sports Berlin 26-27 Home Kit Released - 5th Anniversary
German club Delay Sports Berlin and adidas, in partnership with 11teamsports, have officially launched the team's new home kit for the 26-27 season. Celebrating the club's fifth anniversary, the release highlights the journey of the Berlin outfit founded in 2021 by content creators Elias Nerlich and Sidney Friede, who have marched through four consecutive promotions from the Kreisliga C up to the Landesliga Berlin.
The adidas Delay Sports Berlin 26-27 home jersey is predominantly royal blue and is highlighted by a bespoke radial graphic shaped like the number five radiating outwards around the club crest on the left chest. Clean white accents complement the design, featuring on the adidas Three Stripes, the chest performance logo, and main sponsor Deutsche Krebshilfe. The upper back beneath the collar is finished with the phrase "STARTED FROM THE BOTTOM", paying tribute to the team's rise through the German football pyramid.
Matching blue shorts and socks detailed with white adidas branding complete the full Delay Sports Berlin 26-27 home strip, which is available exclusively via 11teamsports.
Barcelona Likely to Wear Third Kit Against PSG
FC Barcelona are set to sport their 26-27 third kit when they travel to face Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday, according to reliable club insider memorabilia1899.
The decision comes down to visual contrast under UEFA kit regulations. Both Barcelona's traditional Blaugrana home kit and their darker away option clash with PSG's classic dark navy home shirt. Turning to the alternate strip ensures clear distinction for players, referees, and television viewers alike.
Barcelona's 26-27 Nike third kit features a fresh green and teal color scheme, providing the ideal light contrast against the French champions. While the club has not released an official match-day announcement yet, the fixture will give the retro-styled third strip another prominent European outing under the floodlights in Paris.
Fortaleza 26-27 Third Kit Released
Fortaleza and Brazilian brand Volt Sport have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. Named "Herança Tricolor" (Tricolor Heritage), the shirt was released on October 18 to commemorate the club's founding anniversary in 1918, paying tribute to Fortaleza's rich history and passionate supporters.
The Volt Fortaleza 26-27 third shirt features a deep blue base enriched with an intricate custom jacquard pattern woven throughout the fabric. A distinctive v-collar design incorporates an insert showcasing the club's iconic blue, white, and red tricolor, matched by striped detailing on the sleeve cuffs and light blue accents. Finishing off the outfield look, the upper back carries a stylized lion emblem accompanied by the founding year 1918, while a classic shield badge sits proudly on the chest.
In addition to the outfield kit, Volt also launched a vibrant pink goalkeeper jersey utilizing the same template and jacquard texture with navy and tricolor details. The new Fortaleza 26-27 third kit is completed by matching shorts and socks and is now available via the club's official retail channels.
Jude Bellingham Spotted Cutting Training Bottoms
Jude Bellingham is already famous across world football for his signature habit of cutting large holes in the back of his match socks. Now, the Real Madrid and England superstar has taken his DIY kit adjustments a step further on the training pitch.
During a recent Real Madrid training session at Valdebebas, Bellingham was spotted wearing custom-trimmed training bottoms. Rather than sticking to standard training shorts or full-length track pants, the midfielder wore tight-fitting bottoms that appear to have been cut off just below the knee. Just like his sock-cutting routine, shortening tight training gear relieves constriction around the upper calf and knee area, allowing for improved circulation and maximum flexibility during high-intensity drills.
While sock modifications have caused occasional debate regarding league kit regulations, training gear allows players far more freedom to experiment. Bellingham's latest customized look highlights how modern footballers continue to tailor standardized sportswear to suit their personal comfort and physical needs.
Al Sadd 26-27 Heritage Kit Released
Qatari powerhouse Al Sadd SC and New Balance have officially released a special 26-27 heritage kit to celebrate the club's 57th anniversary. Founded in 1969, the Doha club honors its origins with a bespoke design dedicated to the legacy connecting its founding era to the present day.
The New Balance Al Sadd 26-27 heritage shirt embraces an elegant, tonal whiteout aesthetic. Built on a clean white base, the jersey features a tailored polo collar with subtle grey tipping and a v-neck insert. The entire front panel is enriched with a fine jacquard pattern, while all brand and club marks—including the New Balance logo, Qatar Airways chest sponsor, and retro circular 1969 club crest topped with two stars—are applied in embossed, tonal 3D silicone. A white wolf signet is placed on the upper back just below the collar.
Available in strictly limited quantities, the Al Sadd 26-27 heritage shirt is sold exclusively through the club's official online store.
15 of Most Iconic National Team Goalkeeper Kits
Graphic designer Emilio Sansolini has shared an impressive visual roundup celebrating 15 of the most iconic national team goalkeeper jerseys of all time, sparking debate among kit enthusiasts over the finest designs to ever grace the international stage. The collection spans several decades of tournament football, illustrating the dramatic visual evolution of goalkeeper attire from understated classic templates to peak 1990s maximalism and modern championship staples.
The retrospective highlights several unforgettable retro pieces that have become synonymous with major tournaments. Among the standout vintage designs are Italy's timeless grey and blue collared shirt worn by Dino Zoff, Argentina's patterned Le Coq Sportif shirt from 1986, and Hans van Breukelen's diagonal-striped Netherlands jersey from Euro 88. The wildly experimental 1990s are represented by Peter Schmeichel's multicolored Hummel design from Denmark's Euro 92 triumph, Jorge Campos's neon Umbro kit for Mexico at USA 94, David Seaman's Euro 96 England strip, and Japan's cult-favorite flame kit from France 98.
Moving into the 21st century, the collection focuses on shirts worn by tournament-winning keepers. Featured shirts include Brazil's green and gold Nike look from the 2002 World Cup, Gianluigi Buffon's gold Puma top from Italy's 2006 victory, Iker Casillas's Euro 2012 green jersey referencing Luis Arconada's 1984 kit, Manuel Neuer's 2014 German strip, and Emiliano Martínez's green jersey from Argentina's 2022 triumph in Qatar. The lineup reinforces how goalkeeper kits often deliver football's most expressive and enduring designs.