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Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Real Madrid 2025-26 kit: New home, away, third & goalkeeper jerseys, release dates, shirt leaks & prices
Over the years, Adidas has rarely missed the mark when crafting kits for Los Blancos, a daunting task given the sky-high expectations surrounding one of football's most iconic clubs. Each season, the challenge remains the same: blend tradition with innovation to deliver a look worthy of Real Madrid's global stature. While the club's home shirt continues to lean on its timeless foundation, white base, crest, and black branding, the finer design elements are refreshed each year. The away kits, meanwhile, often serve as a canvas for bolder, more creative expression. While only the home kit has been officially launched, leaks have already surfaced offering a glimpse of the second and third kits. So, what will the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Jr., Jude Bellingham and Thibaut Courtois be wearing when they feature for the Merengues next season? GOAL brings you everything you need to know. READ MORE All the outstanding 2025-26 football kits Real Madrid 2024-25 home, away, third & goalkeeper kits Real Madrid 2025-26 home kit, release date & price Real Madrid have officially launched their new home kit for the 2025-26 season. Adidas has opted for a clean, traditional white base, enhanced by subtle yet stylish yellow accents and light grey detailing. Black is used for the sponsor and manufacturer logos, while a bold yellow stripe runs down each side of the shirt. The collar and sleeve cuffs feature faint grey striping, with matching grey panels under the arms and along the sides, adding a modern touch to the classic look. The kit design draws inspiration from two iconic seasons in Madrid's recent history: the 2009–10 campaign, which marked Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival at the Bernabeu, and the 2015–16 season, when the Portuguese star fired home 16 goals in 12 games en route to a Champions League triumph. The elite version of the shirt will showcase Adidas' latest breathable fabric technology, designed to improve airflow and keep players cool during high-intensity matches. In terms of pricing, the home kit is priced at €150 (£125, $170) for the authentic match strip, while the adult stadium version will cost fans €150 (£85, $115). The team is set to unveil their new home kit for the upcoming season during the FIFA Club World Cup (Get tickets here). Fans will get their first look at the new strip on June 18, when they kick off the tournament with a clash against Al Hilal, doubling as both their opening fixture and the kit's official debut. Real Madrid 2025-26 away kit, release date & price The Real Madrid away kit for 2025-26 was officially unveiled on June 16, 2025. The kit embraces a striking dark navy blue base, complemented by sleek silver logos and subtle light-volt accents. As with tradition, the crest, Adidas logo, and main sponsor remain in their familiar positions—but this jersey carries a deeper significance beyond its bold colour palette. More than just a stylish design, the kit serves as a visual tribute to the Santiago Bernabeu's stunning nighttime appearance. Following years of renovation, the Bernabeu now stands as one of the premier football arenas in the world, and Adidas sought to capture its luminous facade in fabric form. The away shirt mirrors the stadium's glowing exterior lines, which shimmer under the lights in perfect symmetry, using a similarly elegant linear pattern woven into the design. The kit's colour scheme evokes memories of Real Madrid's 2012–13 away strip, while design elements like the Tiro 25 template and a standout Teamgeist-style collar add a modern twist with a nod to past classics. Real Madrid 2025-26 third kit, release date & price According to early leaks from 'Opaleak,' Real Madrid's third kit for the 2025–26 season will showcase a bold blue base accented with crisp white logos and trim—a nod to the newly installed seats at the revamped Santiago Bernabéu. Inside the collar, the shirt features the iconic phrase "90 Minuti en el Bernabéu son molto longo"—a legendary rallying cry tied closely to the club's proud history and intimidating home atmosphere. Adidas once again brings back its retro Trefoil logo for the third strip, continuing the vintage-inspired look seen in the 2024–25 edition. Fans can expect the new third kit to hit store shelves in August 2025, just ahead of the season's kickoff. Real Madrid 2025-26 goalkeeper kit, release date & price Real Madrid's goalkeeper range has not yet been released or leaked, but as is normal these days, there will be three different goalkeeper kits to go with each outfield kit. Last year, the colours were blue, green and semi-solar yellow.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Real Madrid 2025-26 kit: New home, away, third & goalkeeper jerseys, release dates, shirt leaks & prices
Over the years, Adidas has rarely missed the mark when crafting kits for Los Blancos, a daunting task given the sky-high expectations surrounding one of football's most iconic clubs. Each season, the challenge remains the same: blend tradition with innovation to deliver a look worthy of Real Madrid's global stature. While the club's home shirt continues to lean on its timeless foundation, white base, crest, and black branding, the finer design elements are refreshed each year. The away kits, meanwhile, often serve as a canvas for bolder, more creative expression. While only the home kit has been officially launched, leaks have already surfaced offering a glimpse of the second and third kits. So, what will the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Jr., Jude Bellingham and Thibaut Courtois be wearing when they feature for the Merengues next season? GOAL brings you everything you need to know. READ MORE All the outstanding 2025-26 football kits Real Madrid 2024-25 home, away, third & goalkeeper kits Real Madrid 2025-26 home kit, release date & price Real Madrid have officially launched their new home kit for the 2025-26 season. Adidas has opted for a clean, traditional white base, enhanced by subtle yet stylish yellow accents and light grey detailing. Black is used for the sponsor and manufacturer logos, while a bold yellow stripe runs down each side of the shirt. The collar and sleeve cuffs feature faint grey striping, with matching grey panels under the arms and along the sides, adding a modern touch to the classic look. The kit design draws inspiration from two iconic seasons in Madrid's recent history: the 2009–10 campaign, which marked Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival at the Bernabeu, and the 2015–16 season, when the Portuguese star fired home 16 goals in 12 games en route to a Champions League triumph. The elite version of the shirt will showcase Adidas' latest breathable fabric technology, designed to improve airflow and keep players cool during high-intensity matches. In terms of pricing, the home kit is priced at €150 (£125, $170) for the authentic match strip, while the adult stadium version will cost fans €150 (£85, $115). The team is set to unveil their new home kit for the upcoming season during the FIFA Club World Cup (Get tickets here). Fans will get their first look at the new strip on June 18, when they kick off the tournament with a clash against Al Hilal, doubling as both their opening fixture and the kit's official debut. Real Madrid 2025-26 away kit, release date & price The Real Madrid away kit for 2025-26 was officially unveiled on June 16, 2025. The kit embraces a striking dark navy blue base, complemented by sleek silver logos and subtle light-volt accents. As with tradition, the crest, Adidas logo, and main sponsor remain in their familiar positions—but this jersey carries a deeper significance beyond its bold colour palette. More than just a stylish design, the kit serves as a visual tribute to the Santiago Bernabeu's stunning nighttime appearance. Following years of renovation, the Bernabeu now stands as one of the premier football arenas in the world, and Adidas sought to capture its luminous facade in fabric form. The away shirt mirrors the stadium's glowing exterior lines, which shimmer under the lights in perfect symmetry, using a similarly elegant linear pattern woven into the design. The kit's colour scheme evokes memories of Real Madrid's 2012–13 away strip, while design elements like the Tiro 25 template and a standout Teamgeist-style collar add a modern twist with a nod to past classics. Real Madrid 2025-26 third kit, release date & price According to early leaks from 'Opaleak,' Real Madrid's third kit for the 2025–26 season will showcase a bold blue base accented with crisp white logos and trim—a nod to the newly installed seats at the revamped Santiago Bernabéu. Inside the collar, the shirt features the iconic phrase "90 Minuti en el Bernabéu son molto longo"—a legendary rallying cry tied closely to the club's proud history and intimidating home atmosphere. Adidas once again brings back its retro Trefoil logo for the third strip, continuing the vintage-inspired look seen in the 2024–25 edition. Fans can expect the new third kit to hit store shelves in August 2025, just ahead of the season's kickoff. Real Madrid 2025-26 goalkeeper kit, release date & price Real Madrid's goalkeeper range has not yet been released or leaked, but as is normal these days, there will be three different goalkeeper kits to go with each outfield kit. Last year, the colours were blue, green and semi-solar yellow.
The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I've been to a World Cup final in the USA – here's what England fans can expect (hopefully)
A YEAR today, thousands of English fans will hope to be in uncharted territory - a World Cup final in America. There will be a scramble for tickets to watch the showpiece at the Met Life Stadium. 8 8 8 8 Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka - New Jersey boys on the biggest stage. Three Lions fans might not know what to expect, but I can give them an idea as I have been to a World Cup final in America and witnessed one of football's most iconic moments. And things were very different 31 years ago. For a start, there were very few English supporters at the tournament as the national team failed to qualify. That - along with the scheduling of Wigan borough's school holidays - gave us our chance. My dad and I were members of the England Travel Club and in pre-internet days, every FA was allocated World Cup tickets, whether they had qualified or not. The English FA doled them out through the Travel Club - and we cleaned up. It was part football trip, part brilliant family holiday. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS We saw Brazil beat the USA in San Francisco (and Tab Ramos nearly take Leonardo's head off), Sweden beat Romania on penalties in the quarters, Romario win the semi-final for Brazil against the Swedes and then the final, Brazil v Italy. I became Brazilian for two weeks - just call me Gradinho. Donald Trump reveals he's keeping Club World Cup trophy after gatecrashing Chelsea celebrations as Blues get replica The USA has much more of a football - or soccer - culture now. In 1994, an old couple heard our accents and politely asked what we were doing in America. My dad's mate, Phil, replied: "We're here for the football". That confused them as the NFL season had not started. Know-it-all ten-year-old me leaned over to them and said: "He means the soccer." If anything, that confused them even more! It did not permeate all parts of US society, although the stadiums were pretty much full - certainly more packed than at Euro 96 two years later. However, that created a problem for dad's pal Phil. Four years earlier, at Italia 90, tickets had been in plentiful supply from the touts and not too highly priced either. Dad and Phil managed to get to two quarter finals and the memorable semi in Turin where Gazza and the rest of the England fans ended up in tears. But in '94, although we were warned to stay away from 'scalpers' there was barely a ticket tout in sight and Phil, who had not been so lucky in the Travel Club draw, had to scour local newspaper adverts to try to get final tickets for himself and two sons. He managed it, too, but not before a hair-raising trip to a rough part of LA and an impromptu auction with another hopeful fan who, he claimed, had a gun. Another oddity for an English football fan was sitting on bleachers in the stadium rather than seats - especially at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, just outside Los Angeles. 8 8 8 The final itself was the worst match of the tournament - but what an occasion! It was packed and boiling hot - as it will be next year - and it kicked off at 12.30pm local time (which contributed to the lack of quality). Loads of the 94,000-strong crowd were supporting Brazil - although we were sat next to a Scottish Italy fan who waxed lyrical about reserve defender Luigi Apolloni, of Parma. He did actually get on too, after 35 minutes and helped Italy keep Romario quiet. After a forgettable 120 minutes, it went to penalties. We were behind the goal that Roberto Baggio skied his spot-kick over, nearly hitting us (OK, maybe not, we were a bit far back for that). After the match, we even got to Disneyland to watch the parade for a new film called the Lion King. A dramatic end to a brilliant trip - but things will be different next year. Thanks to the MLS, Lionel Messi et al, the US public seem to be more into football and there should be more of a buzz throughout the country. And Kane will not sky his penalty in the final over the bar. Then, the fans in New Jersey will be watching Three Lions kings...
Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Unlock Free 102 OVR Jude Bellingham and Jamal Musiala Cards in EA FC Mobile!
To celebrate a historic moment in the EA Sports FC franchise, EA Sports is giving away two free special edition 102 OVR Moments cards, Jude Bellingham and Jamal Musiala, to all FC Mobile players. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now These cards commemorate the duo's selection as the official Cover Stars for EA FC 26 and EA FC Mobile Season 3. Once roommates at the youth level and now fierce rivals representing European giants Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, Bellingham and Musiala are two of the brightest young midfielders in world football. The English and German superstars have now earned a prestigious spot on the cover of EA's flagship football title, an honor reserved for the game's elites. To celebrate this milestone, EA Sports is gifting every player a free 102 OVR CM Jude Bellingham and a 102 OVR CAM Jamal Musiala Moments card. Whether you're a new player or a seasoned veteran, claiming these cards is quick and easy. How to claim free 102 OVR Bellingham and Musiala Moments Cards in EA FC Mobile At this point in the game, where top-tier squads average around 108-110 OVR, these 102-rated cards won't break into your starting XI. However, that doesn't mean they're useless. For collectors, this is a golden opportunity to own two unique cards that mark a key moment in FC Mobile history. And for grinders and traders, these can be valuable fodder for EA FC Mobile Exchanges, particularly helpful during special events that demand high OVR or Moments-type players. Following are the steps for the methods in which these special cards can be collected: For Existing Players: Login to FC Mobile – Open the game and sign in with your existing account. Look for the Pop-Up Message – You'll receive a message titled "Celebrate the Cover Stars". The in-game note reads: 'Roommates to Rivals to Cover Stars. Celebrate Jude Bellingham and Jamal Musiala side by side as EA Sports FC 26 Cover Stars with their 102 OVR Player Items.' Claim Your Cards – Tap on the pop-up and follow the instructions. The 102 OVR Bellingham and Musiala Moments cards will be instantly added to your in-game collection. For New Players: Download and install EA FC Mobile – Search for 'FC Mobile' in the iOS App Store or Google Play Store and install the game. Complete the Kickoff Tutorial – After launching the app, go through the initial tutorial sequence. Restart the Game – Close and relaunch the app to ensure all updates and messages load properly. Click on the Gift Message – A pop-up message about the 102 OVR Bellingham and Musiala gift will appear. Collect your cards – Tap and follow the instructions to claim your free items. Jude Bellingham and Jamal Musiala aren't just future stars; they're the face of the next chapter in EA Sports FC. Whether you're here for nostalgia, collection, or just looking to stack your club, don't miss out on these limited-time free cards. They're available until August 2024, so make sure you grab them before they're gone.
Hypebeast
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Ibiza Nightclub UNVRS Unveils New Collaboration with Off-White
Summary: UNVRS, the 'world's largest nightclub', is linking up withOff-Whiteto launch a capsule collection just in time for peak party season – a partnership that's as characteristically unexpected as the venue itself. Since opening in May, the club has attracted partygoers and high-profile guests like Jude Bellingham and Will Smith keen to explore its multidimensional ecosystem, one designed to be a cutting-edge immersive experience and architectural wonder all-in-one. Its collaboration with the Italian luxury fashion brand includes unisex T-shirts and hoodies that feature Off-White's signature quotation titling enclosing the line 'Welcome to the Universe' on the front, while a custom graphic on the back merges UNVRS's quantum aesthetic with the Off-White logo – a visual mirroring UNVRS's ethos of unlimited possibilities. The new space in San Rafael was created by the team behind Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza. It has been crafted with intention at every layer. From custom pendant lights and banquettes to artisanal door handles and DJ booths, every detail is either handmade by artisans or commissioned from world-class design studios, with the space intended to be a 'new reality for nightlife.' The collaboration is scheduled to release on July 22.
