#borussia-dortmund

#borussia-dortmund

The kit, which combines a white base with black sleeves and neon yellow detailing, was worn for the first time in Saturday's 2-0 Bundesliga win over Heidenheim. But instead of excitement, its debut was met with anger in the stands and online. Fans unfurled banners blasting it as the cruelest jersey in the league while chants of We want black and yellow jerseys rang out before kick-off, a pointed reminder of the club's traditional colours.

A clean white base is lit up with bold black sleeves and vibrant yellow accents, designed as a true reflection of the electric energy that encapsulates the Westfalenstadion. Behind the bold design sits cutting-edge performance. The Authentic version uses PUMA's featherlight ULTRAWEAVE material, built to minimise weight and resistance, while the Replica edition mirrors the same striking aesthetic in a fan-friendly fit. Both come with dryCELL moisture-control tech to keep wearers cool under pressure.

We feel that we can achieve something special here together with the club and the fans. The conversations we have had over the last few weeks have reinforced my conviction that, building on our achievements so far, we can deliver long-term success at this club. Our aim is to play our part in getting Borussia back to where it used to be.

Borussia Dortmund let a two-goal advantage slip late on as they drew 3-3 against St. Pauli in their Bundesliga curtain-raiser on Saturday. Dortmund had Filippo Mane sent off five minutes from time, with goals from Danel Sinani and Eric Smith seeing St. Pauli completing the turnaround at Millerntor-Stadion. Niko Kovac's side took the lead in the 34th minute through Serhou Guirassy's header, though the striker missed a penalty five minutes later to double Dortmund's advantage.

RB Leipzig is now pushing to sign Carney Chukwuemeka from Chelsea. They have opened talks about the 21-year-old central midfielder and plan further steps soon.

Kylian Mbappe's celebration during Real Madrid's victory showcased the number 20, honoring Diogo Jota, who tragically died in a car crash just days before.