​👕 Farewells, tributes and more: shirt launch round-upThe final days of September and the beginning of October brought releases marked by nostalgia, tributes, and awareness campaigns.As has already become tradition, OneFootball brings you a roundup of what was released over the past week!Check them out below and share which one you think is the most beautiful!🇩🇪 GermanyThe German national team unveiled its final adidas shirt before the switch to Nike, scheduled for 2027. The design is predominantly black, with thin vertical gold lines, a V-neck collar with white and gold details, and matching cuffs. The federation’s retro crest and the “1954” label pay tribute to the history of the partnership that began that year.🇧🇷 ChapecoenseChapecoense presented a third shirt in emerald green, with details that reinforce the club’s identity. The piece features the phrase “Forever remembered” and pays tribute to the victims of the 2016 tragedy, while also celebrating the relationship built with Atlético Nacional. The kit also received special patches on the back of the neck and at the bottom.🇧🇷 SantosSantos and Umbro launched a special shirt for Pink October. The piece uses different shades of pink and geometric graphics in a ton-sur-ton effect. The sleeves feature awareness elements, while the inside of the collar includes a FEMAMA label and a message about breast cancer prevention.🇧🇷 Athletico-PRAlso in partnership with Umbro, Athletico-PR unveiled its Pink October shirt. The kit keeps Furacão’s identity, but opts for dark tones combined with fuchsia pink. The inspiration comes from shoujo anime, with a more pop and modern aesthetic to reinforce the cancer prevention campaign.🇵🇹 Sporting LisbonSporting unveiled the “Pink October” shirt, designed by Nike. The upper part is white and gradually shifts into a vibrant pink in the lower section, with a dotted effect. The crest, Nike logo, and sponsors appear in pink, as part of a breast cancer awareness initiative that will be extended to different club teams.Featured photo: Divulgação/AdidasThis article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.