"We wanted to create an award that recognised most kids growing up dream of playing for one club. On the other side, we wanted to show despite all the big-money transfers in modern-day football, there are top players all over the world who want to become one-club players."
The Bringback collection was released in January 2026, featuring styles that support top competing nations like Argentina, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Colombia, and Chile. This collection includes unique off-field wear, such as oversized, knit, and V-neck pieces based on older kits, as well as edgy, upcycled styles.
She thought it was a good idea and contacted a son of Paolo Maldini, told him the whole story and they sent us a shirt. I couldn't believe it! I'm delighted to receive a shirt from a legend like him.
The away kit takes a minimal tone of off-white with a darker red, something which is entirely different to their almost illuminous number they sported during their Euro 2024 success in Germany.
After the game, Ancelotti had an embrace with Modric who he knows well from his two spells at Real Madrid. During it, he was spotted asking the midfielder: "You don't have a Brazilian grandfather, do you?" This was a clear reference to the enormous qualities of the Croatian phenomenon, who at 41 would still be useful in any midfield, even that of Brazil.
U.S. Soccer just dropped its new USMNT team kits this week ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and they're instant classics. If you expected the usual home whites and away reds or blues, hold on. This time around they went for it. We are given two kits, two distinct personalities, and a design process that actually involved the players who'll be wearing them.
The home jersey is an iconic Canadian red featuring a big, stemless maple leaf in the middle. The position and shape of the leaf bears resemblance to the hockey jersey worn during the 1972 Summit Series. Unlike the aforementioned hockey jersey, the World Cup jersey is split down the middle and has a two-tone colour scheme, while a red pair of shorts complements the jersey.
Barcelona are set to debut a special kit for World Down Syndrome Day against Newcastle United. The defining feature of this kit is its unique typeface, which was designed by Anna Vives, a talented young Catalan artist who has Down Syndrome.
The differently colored stripes symbolise 'Colours Beyond the Horizon', with the stripe graphic featuring 12 colours: 11 colours representing each player, while the central red stripe symbolises the Japanese football family, which is a really nice added touch.
The new design features a streaked old royal' blue pattern on a black base, but leaves much of the central area beneath the badge plain. Neon yellow highlights adorn the shoulders, matching the badge, whilst there are teal tinges in the side panels. A little Vai Brasa' (Go, Brazil) logo on the inside of the collar is a nice touch.
The LALIGA Retro Day was born as a tangible expression of a vibrant legacy, transforming the history of the clubs into an emotional experience that is celebrated and even worn on the pitch. Historic jerseys, reinterpreted for the current competition, act as a bridge between generations, connecting the origins of the fans with how football is experienced today.
With the U.S. Denim jersey, we set out to capture the side of American soccer that has always been distinctive and original. This design leans into that spirit with bold graphics, fearless color and a belief that the game here should look and feel like it belongs to the people.
After what will be 73 years, spanning four FIFA World Cup triumphs and three European Championships, the iconic relationship between Germany's biggest sporting brand and one of football's most decorated national teams will come to an end.
Have a look at a photograph taken this past December in the Kennedy Center. There is Donald Trump, grinning from ear to ear, with a flashy gold medal around his neck. In front of him is a large, phallic gold (or perhaps gilded) trophy depicting hands holding up the globe (or perhaps a soccer ball). It was Trump's very own " FIFA Peace Prize."
