New Club World Cup kits revealed including eye-catching Bayern Munich shirt with hidden meaning that's left fans divided
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
THE Club World Cup kicks off in the United States this weekend.
And the tournament happens to fall around the prime time for kit releases.
10
The Club World Cup starts on Saturday
Credit: Getty
Several clubs across the world have already launched at least one new strip for the 2025-26 season.
And fans will get a first glance of them in action at the Club World Cup over the next month.
SunSport has looked at all of the new kits that have been released in time for the tournament.
CHELSEA
The new Chelsea shirt was unveiled last week and it is fairly similar to the 2024-25 edition.
READ MORE IN FOOTBALL
net gains World's most valuable footballers revealed with only two Prem players in top ten
It is the traditional blue colour synonymous with the club and includes a subtle print inspired by the architecture of London.
Chelsea have also ditched the silver badge.
10
Chelsea' have's new kit includes a subtle print inspired by the architecture of London
Credit: Getty
MANCHESTER CITY
Manchester City have kept it simple with their 2025-26 home kit.
The Sky Blue shirt has elements of white - including a sash-like diagonal strip along the front.
CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS
City also released a special edition kit this week in collaboration with KidSuper especially for the Club World Cup.
The white strip has outlines of City supporters doing the poznan, with a black and red diagonal strip covering the front.
Bayern Munich leave in new kit for Club World Cup
Etihad Airways, the club's sponsor, is positioned underneath the club badge as opposed to in the middle of the shirt.
BAYERN MUNICH
The new Bayern Munich home shirt has split opinions among fans.
It has white frays at the top and bottom of the shirt front, creating an 'M' shape in tribute to the city of Munich.
Reacting to the kit announcement, one person wrote on social media: "Possibly the worst Bayern kit I've ever seen."
Another added: "Adidas really have a habit of taking the piss. What on earth is that abomination?"
Some fans, however, had a different view, with one commenting: "I might be the only one.. but these are cold."
The kit is complete with red shorts and red socks.
10
Bayern's new kit has split opinions
Credit: X/FCBayern
REAL MADRID
The new home shirt bears similarities to the 2009-10 strip.
In true Real Madrid style, the shirt is white with black Adidas stripes and detailing.
There are elements of yellow, much like in the badge, running down from the neckline and either side of the body.
Also on the shirt is a hint of grey with circle-like patterns across the front.
10
Real Madrid have kept it simple with their new kit
Credit: Real Madrid FC
WATCH EVERY MATCH OF THE CLUB WORLD CUP 2025 LIVE ON DAZN
JUVENTUS
The Italian giants showcased their new home kit on the final day of the Serie A season.
It has the traditional black and white stripes synonymous with the club, but this time with pink detailing.
The badge and Adidas logo are both a light shade of pink, with the same colour stripes running down the shoulders.
10
Juventus have added an element of pink
Credit: Getty
INTER MILAN
Inter's new kit is a fresh take on their traditional blue and black strip.
It has vibrant blue detailing across the front and back, including on the badge, Nike logo, sponsor, name and number.
The kit is complete with black shorts and socks.
10
Inter Milan have added light blue detailing to their tradition blue and black strip
Credit: X/Inter
BENFICA
The Portuguese giants have kept it simple with their latest home shirt.
It has a red base colour with white detailing and a combination of white and black on the collar and sleeves.
10
Benfica have kept it clean and simple
Credit: Benfica FC
PORTO
Porto's new home kit is near enough identical to their previous one.
They have kept it traditional with blue and white vertical stripes, promoting the shirt with the tagline: "Because classic never goes out of style."
10
FC Porto have kept the 'classic' look
Credit: FC Porto
WATCH EVERY MATCH OF THE CLUB WORLD CUP 2025 LIVE ON DAZN
OTHER KITS
Brazilian side Botafogo have unveiled a Reebok classic shirt with bold black and white stripes.
It also has a retro-style black and white polo collar.
Meanwhile, Mexican side Monterrey have gone for a modern navy and white Puma strip.
10
Botafogo's new kit is a Reebok classic
Credit: X/Botafogo
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Rhyl Journal
13 minutes ago
- Rhyl Journal
England ‘a work in progress' and have a lot of improving to do
England laboured to an unimpressive 1-0 victory over Andorra, a side ranked 173rd in the world, before slipping to their first defeat to African opposition three days later. Despite Harry Kane's early goal, the warning signs were there as Dean Henderson made five saves in the first period, but after Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr drew the visitors level, Habib Diarra and Cheikh Sabaly struck in the second half as boos rang around the City Ground. Gallagher, who was substituted in the second half, revealed Tuchel was calm in the dressing room after the game and is frustrated the next international window is three months away. The Atletico Madrid midfielder said: 'It was a really tough game, but we're still building. There's a lot to improve and there's a lot to work on and, as a team, we'll do that. 'I'm sure the manager and the coaching staff will look back at the game and see where we can be better because there is a lot of improvement to be made, but we're moving forward. 'He's calm. He's obviously disappointed and not happy, but he's calm with us. He knows we could be a lot better. 'It's a shame because we're away from each other for a few months now, whereas he would like to kind of fix the problem straight away, but he can't because that's how it is in international football. 'It's a work in progress and all the lads and the staff and the manager are all confident and happy with the progression. 'We have a lot to build on and improve and that's what we're going to try to do.' England were accused of not showing the right attitude in their narrow win over minnows Andorra. Asked whether they had shown the right application against Senegal, Gallagher replied: 'Yeah, definitely. I think we really wanted to win and I feel like we worked hard. 'I don't think we were great, if I'm being honest. But like I keep saying, it's a kind of work in progress and we need to improve moving forward and we're all happy to be doing that.' Gallagher's focus will now switch to the Club World Cup as he prepares to join up with his Atletico team-mates in the United States ahead of their first game against Champions League winners Paris St Germain at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. He said: 'It's really exciting and I'm really looking forward to it. It's going to be a great tournament. I think it will be really exciting when all the teams are actually there and the tournament starts. 'You want to always play against the best players and the midfielders. Obviously (PSG) had an unbelievable season, so you want to be playing against these guys. We know how hard it will be, but it's good for us and it's exciting.'
Leader Live
14 minutes ago
- Leader Live
England ‘a work in progress' and have a lot of improving to do
England laboured to an unimpressive 1-0 victory over Andorra, a side ranked 173rd in the world, before slipping to their first defeat to African opposition three days later. Despite Harry Kane's early goal, the warning signs were there as Dean Henderson made five saves in the first period, but after Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr drew the visitors level, Habib Diarra and Cheikh Sabaly struck in the second half as boos rang around the City Ground. Gallagher, who was substituted in the second half, revealed Tuchel was calm in the dressing room after the game and is frustrated the next international window is three months away. The Atletico Madrid midfielder said: 'It was a really tough game, but we're still building. There's a lot to improve and there's a lot to work on and, as a team, we'll do that. 'I'm sure the manager and the coaching staff will look back at the game and see where we can be better because there is a lot of improvement to be made, but we're moving forward. 'He's calm. He's obviously disappointed and not happy, but he's calm with us. He knows we could be a lot better. 'It's a shame because we're away from each other for a few months now, whereas he would like to kind of fix the problem straight away, but he can't because that's how it is in international football. 'It's a work in progress and all the lads and the staff and the manager are all confident and happy with the progression. 'We have a lot to build on and improve and that's what we're going to try to do.' England were accused of not showing the right attitude in their narrow win over minnows Andorra. Asked whether they had shown the right application against Senegal, Gallagher replied: 'Yeah, definitely. I think we really wanted to win and I feel like we worked hard. 'I don't think we were great, if I'm being honest. But like I keep saying, it's a kind of work in progress and we need to improve moving forward and we're all happy to be doing that.' Gallagher's focus will now switch to the Club World Cup as he prepares to join up with his Atletico team-mates in the United States ahead of their first game against Champions League winners Paris St Germain at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. He said: 'It's really exciting and I'm really looking forward to it. It's going to be a great tournament. I think it will be really exciting when all the teams are actually there and the tournament starts. 'You want to always play against the best players and the midfielders. Obviously (PSG) had an unbelievable season, so you want to be playing against these guys. We know how hard it will be, but it's good for us and it's exciting.'
Daily Mail
27 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Arsenal target new defender as they monitor Premier League captain and ask about Ajax star in bid to add to their squad after going trophyless again
Arsenal have asked about a potential move for Ajax defender Jorrel Hato. The highly rated centre back made his senior debut at just 16 years old and became an undisputed starter for the Eredivisie side last season. Now 19, Hato has been appointed as one of Ajax's vice-captains, and was named Eredivisie Talent of the Year in 2024-25. The star, who can play left back and centre back, is also a target for Chelsea, who are once again on the hunt for reinforcements in defence. Liverpool fans were convinced they had spotted the Hato in the stands during the Reds' 4-1 win over Ipswich in January. One of the most sought-after talents in Europe, he was first called up to the Dutch senior squad in November 2023 for Euro 2024 qualifiers against Ireland and Gibraltar. His debut come when he replaced Virgil van Dijk at half time against the latter. Mikel Arteta is looking to bolster his side on the back of another trophyless season at the club At club level, he joined Ajax in 2018 from Sparta Rotterdam, and made his way through the academy before debuting for the senior side in November 2022. Since then, he has made 92 appearances for Ajax, scoring four goals. Arsenal also hold interest in Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi but he would want greater starting opportunities if he left. Palace anticipate offers will come from Newcastle and Chelsea for Guehi. The Magpies made a plethora of failed bids for the England international last summer, whom Palace demanded £70m for. Arsenal target Leroy Sane,meanwhile, is joining Galatasaray in a shock move after failing to agree on a new contract at Bayern Munich.
