​It’s time for OneFootball to spotlight the week’s standout kit releases. Browse the latest below and share your opinions: which design stands out as the best-looking? The home shirt draws inspiration from the kit worn in the 1983 FA Cup final. The base color is royal blue, accented by thin white vertical lines formed from small dashes, giving it a distinctive look compared to last season’s shirt. The away option features a white base with lines in a lighter royal blue shade. See all the details here.
The Spanish club unveils its new third shirt, featuring a first-ever blend of pink tones with Torino red, a palette once used in 1923. The design nods to the Terra de Valentia concept, embodying Valencia’s courage, creativity, and innovative spirit. More details can be found here.
Leverkusen, often celebrated as the “city of colours,” honors the locale with its new away kit. The primary color is terrarium, forming the backdrop for a marbled pattern that runs across the shoulders and sleeves. A standout graphic design blends various blues and greens, while the traditional Bayer Cross appears on the shirt—an emblem tied to both the club and the city’s history. Notably, the shoulder graphic pattern varies from shirt to shirt, making each piece unique. Learn more about the launch here.
The London club’s away shirt, following relegation to the Championship, is white with a graphic design across the body in light grey tones. The collar features thin blue and claret stripes, a pattern echoed on the sleeves. Details are available here.
The Scottish club’s first two kits stayed faithful to tradition, but the third shirt is all about boldness. It features a black base with stylized vertical red stripes and a geometric graphic inspired by the club’s monogram. Discover all the details here.
The Catalan club’s home shirt reimagines the model used from 1986 to 1993. The familiar horizontal blue and white sleeve stripes return, yet the design also embraces modern touches that reinforce the team’s identity. Find out more here.
One of last season’s Premier League surprise packages unveils a new home shirt signaling the start of the club’s partnership with hummel. The classic red and black vertical stripes widen, while a subtle tonal print pays homage to the club’s first crest from 1936. A notable feature is the gold detailing along the sides between the shoulders and the body. More about the launch is available here.
The 2026/27 home shirt pays tribute to Stuttgart’s Bad Cannstatt district, famed for its abundant mineral water resources. Highlights include embossed graphics inspired by Cannstatt’s Klösterlebrunnen spring and a design that nods to the area’s heritage, all contributing to a kit that honors local history while delivering modern styling.