Image: First look at Barcelona's El Clasico leaked kit for 2025/26 season
The kit pays tribute to one of the club's most iconic wins – the 3-0 away victory over Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu on 19 November 2005.
As a special nod to that night, the minutes of the three goals (14, 58, and 77) are printed inside the collar of the shirt.
A trip down the memory lane
This new edition is not just a simple throwback. While it draws inspiration from the legendary match, it takes a modern turn in terms of design and colour.
The shirt moves away from the traditional vertical blaugrana stripes and instead features a bold zig-zag pattern in deep blue and red.
To make things more vibrant, lighter blue graphic details are added across the shirt, giving it a fresh and slightly experimental look.
The colour scheme officially includes Gym Blue, Salsa Red, and Opti Yellow, although this version of Opti Yellow appears much brighter than fans might be used to.
A Shift from the usual tradition
One major change fans will notice is the departure from the usual La Senyera design, which has commonly been used as Barcelona's fourth kit in recent years.
This 2025/26 version marks a clear break from that pattern. While the La Senyera may still appear in rare or commemorative matches, this kit will become the club's new fourth-choice strip moving forward.
Despite the historical inspiration, not all fans are thrilled with the look. Some believe the zig-zag design feels a bit out of place for such a legendary tribute.
Still, the shirt is expected to create buzz among collectors and supporters who value the emotional weight of that famous 3-0 win in Madrid.
Stay tuned for official confirmation and images as Barça prepare to unveil the kit.
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