As a new football season approaches, clubs are showcasing their fresh looks for the campaign. Some kits have even debuted at the Club World Cup. Here's a roundup of some of the most exciting new releases.
St. Pauli (home)
German club St. Pauli has returned to their earthy roots with a classic striped design. The last time they wore vertical stripes was in the 2011-12 season.
Palmeiras (home)
Palmeiras' new home shirt nods to their 1951 Copa Rio triumph, featuring a baroque design with a leaf motif that evokes the original trophy.
Port Vale (home)
Puma celebrates Port Vale's 150th anniversary with a simple design inspired by the 1953-54 team. The modern crest is replaced by 'PVFC' in gold stitching.
Nuremberg (home)
To celebrate 125 years since their founding, Nuremberg released an anniversary kit with a maroon red and gold trim for a vintage feel.
Porto (third)
Porto's third kit features a crystal-blue motif on a crisp, off-white base, reminiscent of clear waters along the city's beaches.
Cadiz (home)
Cadiz's home kit this year features a repeated embossed pattern on the traditional yellow base, making it a low-key standout.
Marseille (home)
Marseille's kit uses their iconic color palette, with past club badges embossed across the shirt, creating a timeless appeal.
Mamelodi Sundowns (home)
Mamelodi Sundowns bring golden-hour energy to the Club World Cup with a hazy and gorgeous number.
Cambridge United (home)
Cambridge United's new crest and kit hark back to the mid-70s, celebrating their Division 4 championship with satisfying thick stripes.
Rangers (home)
Rangers' home kit evokes the style worn by Derek Johnstone and others between 1978-82, reflecting a nostalgic era.
Malaga (home)
Malaga pays tribute to their iconic 2009-10 shirts with sky blue stripes against a darker 'surf the web' blue.
Borussia Dortmund (home)
Borussia Dortmund's new home kit, designed by KidSuper, features a honeycomb pattern that resonates with their mascot, Emma the Bee.
Paris St-Germain (home)
Paris St-Germain updates a classic design with a geometric pattern, nodding to the Eiffel Tower and the city's Parisian flair.
Real Madrid (away)
Real Madrid's away jersey in petrol blue shimmers with a metallic finish, a nod to their dynamic style.
Olympiakos (home)
Olympiakos' centenary kit celebrates 100 years with red and white stripes trimmed with gold, marking its historic impact.
Al-Hilal (home)
Al-Hilal's bold home kit features a crescent moon motif and brushstroke stripes, making a statement at the Club World Cup.
Boca Juniors (home)
Boca Juniors commemorates their 120th anniversary with a specially designed crest and a nod to their founding year, 1905.
Werder Bremen (third)
Werder Bremen celebrates 60 years since their first Bundesliga title with copper lettering and a tonal image of the 1965 team.
Trabzonspor (home)
Trabzonspor's claret and blue kit exemplifies a classic football color combination, perfectly suited for the Super Lig side.
Chelsea (away)
Chelsea's away strip resurrects the style from 1974, inspired by Hungary's 'Magnificent Magyars'.
Inter Miami (third)
Inter Miami's third kit in 'semi blue burst' captures a classic Miami color palette with tailored pinstripes.
Arsenal (home)
Arsenal's home kit may look similar to last season, but the stripes have changed color, setting it apart.
Aston Villa (away)
Aston Villa's away shirt is inspired by the Birmingham landmark, the Bullring, with a unique shoulder design.
Chelsea (home)
Moises Caicedo may be blue, but Chelsea's home kit is a standout despite the breakfast scene.
Manchester City (home)
Manchester City's home shirt features a unique sash, resembling a vapour trail or motion blur, adding a modern touch.
Newcastle (home)
Newcastle's dependable black and white home shirt now includes ice blue trims, maintaining its classic appeal.
Fiorentina (home)
Fiorentina pays homage to the 1999-2000 kit worn by Gabriel Batistuta, complete with nostalgic elements like CDs and a boombox.
Bayern Munich (away)
Bayern Munich's away kit, inspired by the Allianz Arena, marks the stadium's 20th anniversary and Thomas Muller's final season.
Paris FC (third)
Paris FC makes a statement with a camouflage third kit, launched alongside French rapper Ninho.
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