Portuguese Liga 3 club Sporting Clube de São João de Ver has officially unveiled a special pink kit in support of the Outubro Rosa (Pink October) breast cancer awareness campaign. Produced by kit supplier Madtiger, the striking shirt has already made its on-pitch debut in league action.

The Madtiger SC São João de Ver 26-27 Outubro Rosa jersey features a light pink base covered with an intricate, tonal graphic pattern formed by diagonal lines and textured dashes. Clean white trim on the crew-neck collar and sleeve cuffs balances the look, while the club crest, Madtiger logo, and front sponsor Twins are all rendered in a contrasting monochrome deep magenta.

Highlighting the awareness initiative behind the design, the motto "Prevenir é cuidar" (To prevent is to care) is emblazoned across the upper back below the collar. On the pitch, the jersey is complemented by dark shorts and white socks.

Belgian Pro League club Sporting Charleroi has officially released a special-edition kit in support of the annual "Octobre Rose" (Pink October) breast cancer awareness initiative. Produced by French kit supplier Eldera, the collector jersey is set to be worn in action during Charleroi's home fixture against RAAL La Louvière on November 1.

The Eldera Charleroi 26-27 Octobre Rose shirt features a soft pink base complemented by clean white detailing on the V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs. Subtly integrated across the lower front are tonal graphic illustrations depicting iconic Charleroi landmarks, including local mining heritage and architecture, placed alongside the white Napoleon Score sponsor logo and Eldera motifs.

Charleroi's special shirt is produced in a strictly limited run of only 200 units, available through the club's official webshop and stadium store. A combined 20% of the proceeds from the shirt sales—split evenly between Sporting Charleroi and main sponsor Napoleon Score—will be donated directly to the non-profit organization "Un foulard pour un sourire" to aid cancer patients.

Chesterfield FC and Puma have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 League Two campaign. Initially unveiled during a special presentation hosted alongside the Chesterfield FC Women's team at the SMH Group Stadium, the fresh strip is now available to supporters.

The Chesterfield 26-27 third shirt is built around a crisp ice-blue base, decorated across the front with an abstract graphic that blends flowing curved shapes with delicate horizontal striping. For contrast, black is utilized across all key branding details, including the Puma cat logos, the Leengate Valves front-of-shirt and sleeve sponsors, and a monochrome edition of the club crest.

The new third uniform joins the Spireites' previously revealed 26-27 home and away strips, which were released earlier this year to celebrate the club's 160th anniversary.

Elitecleatsbycheb provides us with a close-up video of the unreleased Adipure Elite football boots in a whiteout prototype edition.

Following Kylian Mbappé's decisive two-goal performance in Real Madrid's 2-1 El Clásico victory over Barcelona, On has shared an official close-up look at the custom prototype boots he debuted on the pitch: the ON-DCPT-KM410.

The detailed shots highlight the boot's technical construction and stripped-back aesthetic. Crafted with On's cutting-edge LightSpray technology, the upper is produced by an automated robotic arm spraying continuous thermoplastic filament onto a foot mold to form an ultralight, seamless, sock-like fit free of traditional stitching or glue. Clean laboratory-style coding—reading ON-DCPT-KM410 and LightSpray—is applied across the lateral collar and midfoot alongside the distinctive On emblem.

The centerpiece update on the KM410 is its striking, high-shine metallic chrome outsole. Set beneath a transparent chassis, the reinforced spine features subtle "Swiss Engineering" detailing and supports an aggressive stud layout with sharp bladed and chevron studs engineered specifically for Mbappé's explosive straight-line speed.

While the prototype remains strictly an experimental test model for Mbappé, On is scheduled to release its first commercially available football boot range in 2027.

Portuguese Liga 3 club Sporting Clube de São João de Ver has officially unveiled a special pink kit in support of the Outubro Rosa (Pink October) breast cancer awareness campaign. Produced by kit supplier Madtiger, the striking shirt has already made its on-pitch debut in league action.

The Madtiger SC São João de Ver 26-27 Outubro Rosa jersey features a light pink base covered with an intricate, tonal graphic pattern formed by diagonal lines and textured dashes. Clean white trim on the crew-neck collar and sleeve cuffs balances the look, while the club crest, Madtiger logo, and front sponsor Twins are all rendered in a contrasting monochrome deep magenta.

Highlighting the awareness initiative behind the design, the motto "Prevenir é cuidar" (To prevent is to care) is emblazoned across the upper back below the collar. On the pitch, the jersey is complemented by dark shorts and white socks.

Belgian Pro League club Sporting Charleroi has officially released a special-edition kit in support of the annual "Octobre Rose" (Pink October) breast cancer awareness initiative. Produced by French kit supplier Eldera, the collector jersey is set to be worn in action during Charleroi's home fixture against RAAL La Louvière on November 1.

The Eldera Charleroi 26-27 Octobre Rose shirt features a soft pink base complemented by clean white detailing on the V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs. Subtly integrated across the lower front are tonal graphic illustrations depicting iconic Charleroi landmarks, including local mining heritage and architecture, placed alongside the white Napoleon Score sponsor logo and Eldera motifs.

Charleroi's special shirt is produced in a strictly limited run of only 200 units, available through the club's official webshop and stadium store. A combined 20% of the proceeds from the shirt sales—split evenly between Sporting Charleroi and main sponsor Napoleon Score—will be donated directly to the non-profit organization "Un foulard pour un sourire" to aid cancer patients.

Chesterfield FC and Puma have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 League Two campaign. Initially unveiled during a special presentation hosted alongside the Chesterfield FC Women's team at the SMH Group Stadium, the fresh strip is now available to supporters.

The Chesterfield 26-27 third shirt is built around a crisp ice-blue base, decorated across the front with an abstract graphic that blends flowing curved shapes with delicate horizontal striping. For contrast, black is utilized across all key branding details, including the Puma cat logos, the Leengate Valves front-of-shirt and sleeve sponsors, and a monochrome edition of the club crest.

The new third uniform joins the Spireites' previously revealed 26-27 home and away strips, which were released earlier this year to celebrate the club's 160th anniversary.

Despite being phased out over three years ago, the Premier League’s previous typography (used from 2017-18 to 2022-23) made an unexpected return during Liverpool’s recent win against Brighton, appearing on the back of Ronald Araújo's shirt.

For reasons yet to be officially confirmed, the Uruguayan defender’s number "33" was heat-pressed using the legacy Premier League font. Meanwhile, his surname and short numbering correctly featured the current league typeface introduced in 2023. In all prior fixtures this season, Araújo had worn the updated style without issue.

The mix-up is widely believed to be an emergency kit-room solution, likely caused by a temporary shortage of the standard large "3" printing stock on matchday.

Thanks to @whatthekit_x for the great spotting and create the comparison image.