Premier League new kits 2025-26: every home and away shirt ranked
Everton's shirts adorned with the logo of Curaçao's favourite online gambling destination, which also appears on seemingly every viral video of street fights. Palace and Wolves' unforgettable ManBetX eras. Southampton having to chuck away shirts with a Chinese bookies' logo on the front after being unable to 'secure confirmation that LD Sports are still an appropriate and viable partner for the club.'
All of this will be lost after this season, the last before Premier League's self-imposed ban on front-of-shirt gambling ads begins. This was decided in April 2023, but you cannot rush these things. In any case we still have one more year to enjoy all our old favourites, 11 of the 20 clubs wring the last bit of revenue from the betting industry's well-used flannel this season.
This year's kit trends report includes a surprise comeback for pastel shades, the continued rise of the stylised stripe and further isolated experiments with centralised team emblems. There are few big swings for the fences and therefore fewer outright disasters. Here is who is responsible:
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