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Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Barcelona 2025-26 kit: New home, away, third & goalkeeper jerseys, release dates, shirt leaks & prices
Barcelona and Nike will unveil the 2025-26 kit collection this summer, featuring a refreshed look across the home, away, third and goalkeeper jerseys. The home shirt follows the classic Blaugrana palette with a modern gradient stripe merge, while the away kit will likely adopt a bold 'Mamba' theme in light gold and purple. A vibrant 'Bright Mango' third kit nods to Nike's Total 90 heritage, complete with a dedicated Total 90 third goalkeeper set. The American sports manufacturing giants Nike have been supplying the Catalonia-based side's kits since 1998, and the age-old partnership will continue in the 2025-26 season as well, despite rumours of a split in 2024. Football teams and their kits for the 2025-26 season GOAL takes a look at what the likes of Robert Lewandowski, Lamine Yamal and co. will be wearing in the upcoming season. Barcelona 2025-26 home kit, release date & price Barcelona have pulled the curtain back on their brand-new home kit for the 2025/26 campaign—and it's already turning heads. Crafted by Nike, the latest strip offers a bold twist on the club's iconic Blaugrana design, while still paying homage to its roots. The jersey features a clean, modern silhouette, with a rounded collar and neatly tailored sleeve cuffs that give it a polished, athletic edge. What really sets this shirt apart is the gradient blend of red and deep blue down the middle, creating a smooth transition that brings a fresh flair to the classic vertical stripes. Adding to its premium appeal, all the logos are finished in a striking yellow, popping nicely against the richer tones of the kit. On the upper back, a clever fusion of the Catalan flag and club colors adds a subtle but meaningful touch. Stylish on the pitch and sharp enough to wear in the stands, the 2025-26 Barça home shirt is available now for €150 (£128, $175), with fans already snapping it up since its July 2 release. Barcelona 2025-26 away kit, release date & price Inspired by the iconic 'Mamba' mentality, the away jersey is a standout piece in light 'Team Gold,' accented with bold Persian Violet and black details. The collar and cuffs mimic a Lakers-style trim—black-violet-black, which adds a stylish tribute to Kobe Bryant while connecting sport and legacy. It's one of the boldest away designs Barça has worn in years. Barcelona's new away kit takes a dramatic leap from last season's design. The 2025-26 version features a bold 'Team Gold' body, accented by Persian Violet and black trim inspired by Kobe Bryant and the Lakers. It swaps the minimalist, retro look of 2024-25 for a bolder, culture-fused aesthetic, merging football heritage with basketball influence through color and detailing. Barcelona 2025-26 third kit, release date & price The third kit for 2025-26 introduces a vibrant 'Bright Mango' color, reminiscent of early 2000s Nike kits, especially the Total 90 era. It's a major shift from the previous season's third shirt, which had a more subdued, modern look. This year's model is louder and more nostalgic, embracing bold contrasts and retro flair, particularly in the shoulder striping and logo placements. The third shirt explodes with personality, using a striking 'Bright Mango' base—a vivid orange tone—paired with 'Midnight Navy' logos, trims, and shoulder stripes. Channeling early 2000s nostalgia, the design reintroduces Nike's Total 90 aesthetic with a modern flair, making it one of the most anticipated shirts of the season. Barcelona 2025-26 goalkeeper kit, release date & price The new goalkeeper kits reintroduce the Total 90 branding, giving them a sharp, almost futuristic vibe with angular graphics and bold color blocking. In contrast, the 2024-25 keeper jerseys leaned toward gradient fades and soft textures. This year's designs—especially the 'Mamba' edition with purple stripes and the mirrored orange third kit—are more assertive and stylized, embracing visual identity as much as functionality.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
📸 Austrian club unveil kit featuring double-digit sponsors
TSV Hartberg has officially unveiled its new kit for the 2025/26 Austrian Bundesliga season, once again revealing a model filled with sponsors. After featuring 19 brands last year across the shirt body, sleeves, and shorts, according to the portal Sports Business, the club has remained faithful to its marketing strategy. Some people counted 20 brands featured this season on TSV Hartberg's 'cycling outfit,' after the kit went viral once again on social media! I'm not sure about the new TSV Hartberg kit. Looks a bit too sparse to me. The famous kit presentation from @adidasfootball for @tsv_hartberg. The only team on the planet that envies @LigaBBVAMX shirts for having so few sponsors. Oh, these crazy shirts 😭 This is the work of TSV Hartberg, an Austrian club, which has just unveiled its new 'kits' for the upcoming season. FC Chambly can really take a seat. Jokes on social media aside, this strategy makes a lot of (financial) sense for the club, located in the small town of Hartberg, with 6,700 inhabitants, in southwestern Austria, about an hour from Graz, the city where Arnold Schwarzenegger began his bodybuilding career – yes, there's your random knowledge pill. Despite the criticism about the look, the club sees the kits as a sustainable solution to make itself economically viable. In an interview with the Austrian portal Mein Bezirk last season, the club's official spokesperson, Roland Puchas, explained, 'We are very happy to have them [the sponsors]; without them, this [the Austrian Bundesliga] would not be financially possible.' The strategy aims to avoid exclusive dependence on a single major sponsor, according to Puchas. 'We don't want to become dependent on one sponsor like other clubs,' he added. Among the many logos on the kit, PROfertil's stands out! It's a supplement to treat male infertility that, in addition to featuring on the kit, also gives its name to the stadium. The club's president, Brigitte Annerl, founded Lenus Pharma, the owner of the supplement, which, of course, explains the strong ties with the sponsor. Is this allowed, Arnaldo? The Austrian Bundesliga does not impose restrictions on the number of sponsors on kits. The only regulations concern the position and size of the competition logo on the right chest, as well as the size and position of the player's number and name. There are, however, legal restrictions on advertising products such as tobacco – which is not the case for Hartberg! This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
Yahoo
15-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
📸 Viva el Villamarín: here's Real Betis' new away kit
Real Betis has unveiled today its second kit for the 2025/26 season. The design by Hummel pays tribute to the Heliópolis neighborhood and the Benito Villamarín Stadium. Sky blue and with a predominant green and white diagonal stripe, the shirt incorporates a front piece with the map of the Heliópolis neighborhood, the Benito Villamarín Stadium, and its postal code. Advertisement The shirt features the motto 'Heliópolis, the home of Betis' on the inside of the collar. The new kit is already available in the Real Betis Balompié online store and physical stores. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.
The Independent
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Snoop Dogg unveils Swansea kit in dig at Ryan Reynolds and Wrexham
American rapper Snoop Dogg has unveiled Swansea City 's new kit with the Welsh club taking a playful dig at Wrexham 's Hollywood owner Ryan Reynolds. Deadpool actor Reynolds responded to Wrexham's own kit launch this week by posting a picture of himself on Instagram wearing the latest shirt while holding a dog. Reynolds wrote: 'Been waiting a year for this kit to make its debut – and it did not disappoint. 'Available NOW in the Wrexham online store. Link in stories. Dog not included.' Swansea reacted to their Welsh rivals by turning to another famous face for their kit unveiling ahead of the 2025-26 season, posting on X: 'Dogg included @SnoopDogg. 'Nuthin' But A Wales Thang, the Jacks are ready. We're the Pride of Wales.' In a video posted later, Snoop said: 'Hail to Wales and to Swansea City. It's your boy big Snoop Dogg. 'Coming to a hood near you. Oh yeah, these are the new jerseys.' West Coast rapper and record producer Snoop Dogg is a keen sports fan and worked as a correspondent for NBC at the Paris Olympics last year. Snoop also carried the Olympic torch in the closing stages of the relay. The 53-year-old has previously spoken of investing in Celtic – similar to the involvement of Reynolds and his fellow actor Rob McElhenney at Wrexham – and been pictured in the kits of various English clubs in recent years. Swansea and Wrexham will be rivals in the Championship this season following the Red Dragons' three successive promotions under their Hollywood owners. It is the first time Wrexham have been in the second tier of English football since 1982. While Reynolds and McElhenney have entertained some of the biggest names in Hollywood at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground in recent years, Swansea have their own touch of glamour in South Wales. Croatia midfielder Luka Modric, who has just left Real Madrid after 13 seasons with the Spanish giants, invested in Swansea three months ago to become a minority owner at the club.
The Independent
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Snoop Dogg unveils Swansea kit in playful dig at Wrexham owner Ryan Reynolds
American rapper Snoop Dogg has unveiled Swansea's new kit with the Welsh club taking a playful dig at Wrexham's Hollywood owner Ryan Reynolds. Deadpool actor Reynolds responded to Wrexham's own kit launch this week by posting a picture of himself on Instagram wearing the latest shirt while holding a dog. Reynolds wrote: 'Been waiting a year for this kit to make its debut – and it did not disappoint. 'Available NOW in the Wrexham online store. Link in stories. Dog not included.' Swansea reacted to their Welsh rivals by turning to another famous face for their kit unveiling ahead of the 2025-26 season, posting on X: 'Dogg included @SnoopDogg. 'Nuthin' But A Wales Thang, the Jacks are ready. We're the Pride of Wales.' In a video posted later, Snoop said: 'Hail to Wales and to Swansea City. It's your boy big Snoop Dogg. 'Coming to a hood near you. Oh yeah, these are the new jerseys.' West Coast rapper and record producer Snoop Dogg is a keen sports fan and worked as a correspondent for NBC at the Paris Olympics last year. Snoop also carried the Olympic torch in the closing stages of the relay. The 53-year-old has previously spoken of investing in Celtic – similar to the involvement of Reynolds and his fellow actor Rob McElhenney at Wrexham – and been pictured in the kits of various English clubs in recent years. Swansea and Wrexham will be rivals in the Championship this season following the Red Dragons' three successive promotions under their Hollywood owners. It is the first time Wrexham have been in the second tier of English football since 1982. While Reynolds and McElhenney have entertained some of the biggest names in Hollywood at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground in recent years, Swansea have their own touch of glamour in South Wales. Croatia midfielder Luka Modric, who has just left Real Madrid after 13 seasons with the Spanish giants, invested in Swansea three months ago to become a minority owner at the club.
