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Nothing but bangers! Check out the week's shirt launches
Friday (7) is here and, as has already become tradition, it’s time for OneFootball to bring you the big roundup of the week’s kit releases.
Both in Brazil and abroad, clubs and sportswear manufacturers went all out with plenty of beauty and boldness.
After all, most of the kits released are “alternate” ones, or the kind teams usually wear away from home.
So, without further ado, check out the standout releases below!
Oh! And let us know in the comments which one you thought was the best-looking — and which one went a bit too far.
Boca Juniors
The Argentine giants unveiled their new home shirt for the season.
Tradition speaks for itself, right? Did our neighbors nail it or not?
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Benfica
The hugely traditional Portuguese club took a bold approach with its third kit, featuring a contemporary effect that mixes black, red and even purple.
Did you like it, or did they miss badly?
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Inter Miami
The team of Messi, Luis Suárez and Casemiro is known for the pink color of its main kit.
The look is elegant, with white as the dominant color, but with touches of pink, mint green and black throughout the kit.
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Roma
And what can you say about this away shirt unveiled by Roma?
Retro style and plenty of quality in the Italian club’s kit, huh!
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AC Milan
And the red-and-black side of Italy didn’t fall behind when it came to making a statement!
Just look at this Milan third kit for the 2026/27 season!
Black shirt with gold details and red trim! They absolutely nailed it!
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Juventus
Sticking with the “third kit” trend, Juve went with black as the dominant color, but added a flame graphic in shades of graphite, while also featuring gold on the shoulders and sleeves.
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Arsenal
The current Premier League champions released a predominantly yellow third kit.
The navy blue and burgundy details on the shoulders and sleeves give the shirt an even more special touch, don’t they?
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Manchester City
The Citizens will begin the post-Guardiola era in black!
At least when the team is playing away from home in Manchester.
City’s away kit also features golden-yellow accents that give it a very understated look.
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RB Bragantino
***** Bruta really showed out with this third kit, with red as the dominant color and black details, right?
Athletico-PR
Speaking of red-and-black clubs, Furacão also unveiled its third kit with plenty of presence.
A black shirt with red details in diagonal front “streaks.”
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Internacional
Like the others, Colorado unveiled its third kit for the season.
The shirt’s dominant color is a dark red, almost burgundy, with graphics that resemble Eastern art in different shades of red.
Did you like it, fan?
Cruzeiro
Despite being the third kit, it strongly resembles Raposa’s “traditional” away shirts.
In other words, a white kit, but with blue and yellow details on the sleeves.
The highlight here is the return of Cruzeiro’s full crest.
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Flamengo
Finally, the Rio red-and-black club unveiled its third kit with red as the dominant color.
Some wavy diagonal lines give the shirt a different feel.
The “retro style” is also present with the rowing crest on the left side of the chest.
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This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.
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