Mallorca 26-27 Home Kit Leaked
- Kit Leak Origin: The RCD Mallorca 26-27 home kit images surfaced online via fan account @Ottrcdm2, originating from a now-removed Vinted listing of a kids' version.
- Controversial Design Elements: Produced by Nike, the kit retains a red base but introduces a new half-and-half layout, criticized for its resemblance to Newell's Old Boys and a split template cut on the back.
- Fan Backlash and Rumored Changes: The new design has generated significant backlash from supporters, with additional rumors suggesting the kit could be paired with white shorts, further altering the team's traditional look.
The first images of the RCD Mallorca 26-27 home kit have surfaced online, shared by fan account @Ottrcdm2. The leak originally stems from a Vinted listing (now removed) featuring a kids' version of the unreleased shirt.
Mallorca 26-27 Home Kit
Produced by Nike, the Mallorca 26-27 home kit introduces a new layout that has already generated noticeable backlash from the club's supporters. The Nike RCD Mallorca 26-27 home shirt retains the club's traditional red base but incorporates a half-and-half design that has drawn immediate comparisons to Argentine side Newell's Old Boys.
A major point of criticism from fans is the template cut on the back, which splits the half-and-half design. Additionally, early rumors suggest that the new home shirt could be paired with white shorts, which would further alter the team's traditional on-pitch visual identity.
Mallorca 25-26 Vs 26-27 Home Kits
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