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Daily Mail
3 days ago
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Liverpool are the Premier League champions but do they have the best kits this season? Where does YOUR club rank among the 40 home and away top-flight strips?
When the football season arrives, many fans eagerly anticipate the release of their club's new kits. From young kids getting their first shirts to collectors eyeing the next classic for their shelves, kit season is in full swing. This year's Premier League features some brilliant kits alongside a few rather dull ones. Some shirts are worth the price, while others feel overpriced as fees continue to spiral out of control in the football shirt market. We've ranked all 40 home and away kits for this season's Premier League, showcasing the best and the worst. Here are the Mail Sport's top picks... 40. Tottenham home kit Spurs' home kit is a simple and traditional design, sticking to their classic white colour scheme. While it adds a modern twist, the overall look remains very basic, offering little that stands out. 39. West Ham home kit As usual, West Ham have made minimal changes to their home kit, sticking with the same base colour and a restrained claret design. With little creativity on display, this home kit feels very much like a repeat of last year's. 38. Leeds home kit Leeds' home kit this season is fairly standard, with the most notable details found on the collar and cuffs. These feature yellow and blue tiles, a direct tribute to the iconic tilework in the famous Lowfields Tunnel leading up to Elland Road. 37. Crystal Palace home kit Bold red and royal blue vertical stripes, separated by thin white pinstripes, define the Eagles' home kit. Featuring a traditional V-neck collar trimmed in red, white, and blue, the most intriguing detail is the inner neck print that reads 'South London and Proud.' While the design is classic and loyal to Palace's heritage, it remains a fairly standard home kit without many standout features. 36. Wolves home shirt Wolves' home shirt remains largely unchanged from last year, featuring a classic design with only subtle updates. A delicate print inspired by Molineux Pleasure Grounds adds a unique touch, along with the phrase 'ONE PACK' on the back. Overall, it's not a standout kit for Wolves this season. 35. Nottingham Forest away kit There is a nice historic relevance to Nottingham Forest's new away kit given it is inspired by the city's famous Lace Market. The smart look is simplistic but also classy. 34. Chelsea home kit One of the classiest designs of the season, the Blues' home kit features a rich blue base with white and red detailing. Inspired by London's iconic architecture and creative spirit, the kit includes a subtle graphic that highlights the toughness and resilience of the capital and its people. 33. Manchester United home kit One of the season's coolest home kits, the Red Devils retain their classic red while introducing fresh new details. For the first time in a while, the sleeve features a graphic inspired by Old Trafford, paying tribute to the club's iconic stadium. Adding to the shirt's appeal, 'Theatre of Dreams' is printed on the collar, giving the design a stylish and meaningful touch. 32. Newcastle United away kit Newcastle's away kit is taking a bold new direction this season with a striking green colour that pays tribute to the iconic Tyne Bridge. Known as Saudi green, this shade has been featured in the club's kits since the takeover, making it both symbolic and distinctive. 31. Wolves away kit Nicknamed 'Into the Den,' Wolves' away shirt features a striking turquoise base with a wolf head print inspired by the architecture of Molineux Stadium. It's a stylish and bold design, perfect for the new season. 30. Manchester City home kit Sticking with their traditional sky blue, City have added historic elements to this season's home kit in a modern way. The standout feature is a white sash, which adds a sense of movement and dimension to the design. While the sash carries symbolic value, the overall look feels familiar making it another year without a truly fresh or groundbreaking update. 29. Leeds away kit Taking inspiration from their 2001 to 2003 away shirt, Leeds have gone with a mostly blue design for this season's away kit, featuring yellow logos and white/yellow detailing. While the nod to the past is a nice touch, the overall design is quite basic and unlikely to become a classic. 28. Everton home kit Moving to the Hill Dickinson Stadium this season, Everton have incorporated elements of their new partnership into the design of their kit, featuring a wave pattern that nods to the transition. The kit retains its iconic royal blue base, enhanced with distinctive patterns and details. The V-neck collar evokes memories of the classic 1986–89 Umbro kit, completing the design with a stylish finish. 27. Burnley home kit Featuring one of the best kit announcement videos of the summer, Burnley's home strip combines a vibrant claret base with striking blue accents and a topographical pattern inspired by the local landscape. More than just eye-catching, the design is symbolic, with elements inspired by the fans incorporated into the concept - making it a meaningful and stylish tribute to the community. 26. Fulham home kit Predominantly white with black piping, Fulham's home kit is a classic design. However, woven into the fabric is a subtle tribute to the balcony ironwork of Craven Cottage. While the design is understated, it adds a unique touch, paying homage to the club's rich history. 25. Burnley away kit One of the brightest kits of the season, Burnley's away shirt features a vivid sky-blue base with dynamic tonal graphics. The design cleverly incorporates soundwaves captured from the home sections of Turf Moor, making it a wearable symbol of pride for the fans. 24. Bournemouth home kit Made up of black and white stripes, with red accents featuring a tonal sand-textured pattern, Bournemouth's home kit is a clever nod to the sandy shores of the local coastline. This thoughtful design blends tradition with a coastal tribute, making it a likely hit among fans. 23. Liverpool home kit Staying true to tradition, the Reds have once again gone with their classic red base paired with white logos. This year's home shirt sticks closely to previous designs, offering little in the way of fresh patterns or standout features - making it a familiar but unremarkable update. 22. Sunderland home kit A typical home shirt for the Black Cats, the kit shows their classic red and white stripes. Within the stripes, a subtle geometric pattern inspired by the Stadium of Light adds a nice touch. 21. Tottenham away kit For the first time in 10 years, Spurs return to a black away kit, featuring grey accents and white logos. The design includes a subtle tile pattern incorporating the word 'Spurs,' adding a fresh touch to the classic look. 20. Manchester United away kit United's away kit follows a similar pattern that many of it away/thirds kits have looked over the past couple of years. An iconic 'snowflake' design with white and lavender being the two main colours. 19. Newcastle United home kit Newcastle United's 2025-26 home kit sticks to tradition with the club's iconic black and white stripes, echoing last season's classic look. A fresh element is introduced through a distinctive Sphered Check pattern, adding a modern flair. Light blue piping offers subtle contrast, and the phrase 'HOWAY THE LADS' beneath the collar ties heritage and innovation together seamlessly. 18. Brentford home kit One of the standout kits of the season, the Bees have gone old school, paying tribute to 100 years of their iconic red and white stripes. The shirt features tonal pinstriping, striped sleeves and back, and a classic collar inspired by the 1925 kit - blending modern design with a rich sense of history. 17. Bournemouth away kit The Cherries have embraced their history by reintroducing blue and black stripes for their away kit - the first time since the 2011–12 season. The design is elevated with subtle aqua pinstripes and finished with Umbro's iconic diamond logo, blending nostalgia with a modern edge. 16. Arsenal home kit One of the standout home kits of the season, the Gunners have returned to a classic look by using only red and white colours for the first time since 2022. The shirt also features the club's unique and elegant 'Gothic A' on the front, adding a stylish touch. Arsenal fans can be very happy with this design heading into the season. 15. Liverpool away kit A clean and modern design, the kit features a crisp white base complemented by bold black and red accents, although the Reds will hope for more success in the strip than in Sunday's Community Shield defeat by Crystal Palace. 14. Aston Villa home kit Villa have stuck with their traditional claret and blue for this season's home kit, which may not stand out at first glance. However, the shirt pays tribute to the iconic Holte End of Villa Park, with a unique design on the sleeve cuffs that reflects the facade of the famous stand adding a meaningful touch to a classic look. 13. West Ham away kit An off-white colour dominates West Ham's away kit, giving the club a bold and distinctive look on the road. The clean design combines classic elegance with a modern touch, making it a stylish and appealing kit. 12. Brighton home kit Brighton's classy home kit stays true to their traditional colors while introducing a fresh aqua shade, marking the first time this has been used in their kit. The new colour adds a modern twist, making it one of the standout home kits of the season. 11. Fulham away kit Fulham's new away strip certainly has a retro feel with the badge and collar, and the striking green colour is definitely eye-catching. The club's 1995 crest is reintroduced to a strip for the first time since 2001 and this has the potential to be a real hit. 10. Nottingham Forest home kit Taking inspiration from their kit from 1992 to 1994, Forest have created one of the best designs of the year with a classic red base and white pinstripes. While the look is traditional, subtle touches like a button collar and a shield surrounding the crest add extra detail and class. Forest fans are sure to be pleased with this elegant design. 9. Brighton away kit A striking dual-tone purple color scheme, featuring a wide central stripe in a darker shade, creates another classic Brighton kit. This modern design respects the club's traditional themes while delivering a bold new look that fans are sure to love. 8. Brentford away kit The Bees' away kit cleverly incorporates a bee-wing pattern into a sleek and stylish design. A polo collar with a gold stripe, a metallic gold logo, and a 'Bees' text detail on the back of the collar add standout touches. The kit proudly pays tribute to the club's famous nickname with a fresh, modern twist. 7. Chelsea away kit Historically not known for wearing white, Chelsea have looked back 50 years for inspiration, drawing inspiration from their 1974–75 away kit. 6. Aston Villa away kit Villa's black and steel grey away kit is designed as a tribute to Birmingham's Bullring Shopping Centre, although it is questionable how that comes out. However, the concept is unique and certainly a bold choice, while it is also a nice smart and clean look. 5. Manchester City away kit City's away kit takes a bold turn this season with an all-black design, complemented by metallic silver logos. Building on the black kit from the 2023–24 season, this updated version offers a more refined and modern look, adding a touch of class to the overall design. 4. Everton away kit A sleek wax yellow embodies the away kit, featuring navy trim, vertical pinstripes, and a navy collar. Bringing back memories of their 2010–11 third kit, the Toffees' away shirt is expected to become a fan favorite. 3. Arsenal away kit Drawing inspiration from their iconic 1995-96 away kit, the Gunners have gone old school with a modern twist for this season's strip. The design features a dark navy base, brought to life by a vibrant royal blue lightning bolt graphic. Red stripes and silver logos, along with a silver club crest, complete the bold and dynamic look. 2. Sunderland away kit The famous crest that was used between 1963 and 1972 is on Sunderland's away shirt, which reimagines the club's design from 1989 to 1991. Featuring a rich blue base with a subtle checkerboard pattern woven into the fabric, this kit is sure to be a hit with the fans. 1. Crystal Palace away kit The Eagles have paid tribute to last season's FA Cup victory with a predominantly gold shirt in their away kit. The kit features a Korean-style collar edged in black, along with matching details on the sleeves. Across the front and sleeves, a 'Pied de Poule' pattern adds texture and sophistication, giving the kit a stylish and distinctive look.
Yahoo
11-08-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
📸 Glasgow City unveil brilliant history-making 2025/26 home kit
Glasgow City have unveiled their 2025/26 home shirt, created in collaboration with women's sports retailer Foudy's. The launch follows a sold-out 'First List' campaign, in which the kit sold out before its design or the club involved was even revealed. Club CEO Laura Montgomery described the release as a step forward in promoting women's football and partnering with women-led businesses. Foudy's founder Helen Hardy called the collaboration a statement of 'innovation, leadership, community and ambition.' Supplied by Adidas, the shirt incorporates details reflecting the club's history and was launched at Glasgow Women's Library to highlight the club's commitment to women's voices on and off the pitch. It is now available via Foudy's, with Glasgow City opening their Scottish Women's Premier League season against Motherwell at Petershill Park next weekend.
Yahoo
10-08-2025
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- Yahoo
Every new Premier League kit ahead of the 2025/26 season so far
The new Premier League season is just around the corner, and that means a ton of new kits have dropped before the action gets underway. We've compiled a massive list of all the ones that have been released so far, and will update it as new ones come out. Every new Premier League kit ahead of the 2025/26 season so far Arsenal home Arsenal away Ranked – Aston Villa home Aston Villa away Bournemouth home Bournemouth player Antoine Semenyo. (Photo by) Bournemouth away Brentford home Read – Brentford away Brentford third kit Brighton & Hove Albion home Brighton & Hove Albion away Burnley home Read – Burnley away Burnley third kit Chelsea home Chelsea away Chelsea player Cole Palmer. (Photo by) Crystal Palace home Read – Crystal Palace away Everton home Everton away Fulham home Fulham away Leeds United home Leeds United away Liverpool home Read – Liverpool away Man City home Man City away Man Utd home Read – Man Utd away Newcastle United home Newcastle United away Newcastle United third kit Read – Nottingham Forest home Nottingham Forest away Read – Sunderland home Sunderland away Tottenham Hotspur home Read – Tottenham Hotspur away West Ham United home West Ham United away West Ham defender Nayef Aguerd. (Photo by) West Ham United third kit Wolves home Wolves away Read – See Also – Follow The Football Faithful on Social Media: | | | |
Yahoo
04-08-2025
- Sport
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Liverpool unveil new adidas home and away kits as shirt numbers for Florian Wirtz and more confirmed
Liverpool have unveiled their new home and away kits for the new season as they collaborate with adidas for the first time in 13 years. As is tradition, the home colours are red from top to toe, said to present 'the club's DNA in its purest form' with a dark strawberry red colourway and the classic Liver Bird crest. The away colours are 'a cream off-white base with black and red detailing.' The crest on the away kit this season sits inside a shield, which takes 'inspiration from the main stand at the original Anfield stadium from 1906'. Featured in the kit launch is new record signing Florian Wirtz, who joined from Bayer Leverkusen earlier this summer in a deal worth £116million. Liverpool have used the kit launch to also confirm the shirt numbers of all their summer arrivals, including Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerkez, Jeremie Frimpong and Giorgi Mamardashvili. Wirtz will wear the No7, most recently vacated by Luis Diaz, while Ekitike will don the No22. Left-back Kerkez get the No6, last seen on the back of Thiago Alcantara. Mamardashvili gets No25. Other members of the squad have also changed shirt numbers, with Conor Bradley now No12, having previously been No84, to represent his new standing in the first-team squad. Try Nyoni upgrades from No98 to No42.
New York Times
01-08-2025
- Business
- New York Times
Liverpool's new kit: How Adidas launched 10-year deal – and what's our verdict?
Liverpool have launched their new home and away kits for the upcoming 2025-26 campaign as their new 10-year partnership with kit provider Adidas began. It marks the third time that Adidas have partnered with the club after previous collaborations between 1985-1996 and 2006-2012. Liverpool and Adidas were forced to wait until August 1 to officially unveil their new range of kits as the start of previous supplier Nike's five-year contract was delayed due to the Covid pandemic. That deal that saw Liverpool receive a flat fee of £30million plus royalties of 20 per cent on all net sales from Nike. The new deal with Adidas is set to represent a significant increase with the total amount depending on success on the pitch and across global sales. The kit will be worn for the first time during Liverpool's double-header friendly against Athletic Club at Anfield on August 4, with the club wearing the away shirt in the Community Shield against Crystal Palace on August 10 at Wembley. Liverpool's Chief Commercial Officer, Ben Latty said: 'This is more than just the launch of a new kit – it marks the beginning of a 10-year relationship for LFC and Adidas. Since announcing the partnership in March, there's been a huge sense of anticipation and excitement. This first collection sets the tone for seasons to come.' Advertisement Earlier in the day, Liverpool announced new squad numbers for existing and new players. Florian Wirtz has taken the iconic No 7 shirt after Luis Diaz's exit to Bayern Munich while new striker Hugo Ekitike is the new No 22. Goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili has taken 25 and Milos Kerkez and Jeremie Frimpong have taken 6 and 30 respectively. Conor Bradley is now Liverpool's No 12 rather than 84. Analysis As the final touches were being made to the refurbished retail store next to Anfield, fans were queuing outside, eager to be one of the first to purchase one of the new kits. Judging by the initial reaction online, the response seems positive. Adidas clearly wanted to leave no doubt about who Liverpool's new kit partner is: their global three white stripes logo is prominent against the dark strawberry red colour of the shirt. For fans of a certain vintage, the new supplier will spark happy memories. Liverpool won a league and FA Cup double in 1986, together with two more league titles in 1988 and 1990, with Adidas. That might help explain why former Liverpool striker John Aldridge, a key member of that 1987-88 squad, was in attendance at the launch event. The away kit takes on a similar design and the cream off-white base is a throwback to classic shirts of the past, with its likeness most closely resembling the 1996-97 cream design by Reebok. The Liverbird badge is framed within a red shield, a design inspired by the original shape of Anfield's Main Stand from 1906.
