Replica Jersey

Some kits shout. This one lets the details do the talking. The 25/26 Third Kit draws from Milan’s effortless sense of style, reworking the ACM monogram – a nod to the 95/96 season – as a bold signature detail. Coming in bright, sunny yellow with deep green accents, it’s a kit that blends football heritage with fashion-forward thinking the way only Milan can.

At first glance, it looks pure. Second glance? Pure fire. The 25/26 Away Kit pairs classic white with fiery red and black accents for an away look that couldn’t be more AC Milan if it tried. At its heart, the iconic Diavoletto emblem from the '80s is a nod to the club’s storied past, made for those who carry the AC Milan legacy not only on their shirt but in their soul.

At first glance, it looks pure. Second glance? Pure fire. The 25/26 Away Kit pairs classic white with fiery red and black accents for an away look that couldn’t be more AC Milan if it tried. At its heart, the iconic Diavoletto emblem from the '80s is a nod to the club’s storied past, made for those who carry the AC Milan legacy not only on their shirt but in their soul.

This season, every detail screams AC Milan: the iconic Red & Black, flames on the stripes, the bold red crest, and enough heat to make any opposition sweat. The 25/26 AC Milan Home Kit is a modern interpretation of what the club’s founders imagined when they said: “Our colors will be red like flames and black like the fear we strike in our opponents.” Rossoneri, bring the heat.

Soccer tradition with a twist. This adidas Juventus home jersey plays with the club's famous stripes to produce a design that really catches the eye. Created to keep fans comfortable, it teams moisture-managing AEROREADY with smooth interlock fabric. Finished in the club's timeless pink colors, an embroidered badge flashes your fandom.

Because at City, we do it our way. For the first time in club history, the home kit features the sash – the diagonal stripe design made iconic on away days. Paired with the unmistakable Sky Blue and reimagined for the next generation, it’s a connection to our past, a nod to our future, and a reminder that we do things differently here, on and off the pitch.

If Manchester City’s history has taught us anything, it’s that the comeback is always on. Take May 30th, 1999, when they overcame a two-goal deficit to win the Second Division play-off final versus Gillingham on penalties. Often seen as the turning point in City’s fortunes, this match has a special place in fan culture and so does the neon yellow and navy striped kit the team wore on the day. For the 25th anniversary, we’re bringing it back as a testament to the tenacity of the club and the...