Le 10 migliori novità Maglia da Calciodella stagione 2025/26son

Arsenal brought back the white sleeves for 2025/26 and the reaction from supporters was immediate. The design draws from the 1970s kits, with a red body and clean white arms separated by a dark trim. The traditional crest is back on the chest after last season's stripped-back version. It is the kind of shirt that works as both a matchday kit and something you would wear years from now without it looking dated.

Brand: Adidas   Key players: Saka, Odegaard, Havertz

Lyon came back to Ligue 1 after a points deduction that cost them their top-flight place, and their 2025/26 home shirt is built around that comeback. White base, red and blue panelling on the shoulders, a subtle lion graphic on the chest. It is not a particularly flashy kit but there is something honest about it given the context.

Brand: Adidas   Key players: Lacazette, Mikautadze

Boca turned 120 this year and the anniversary kit takes the club's traditional colors back to where they came from. The navy is noticeably darker than recent seasons, the yellow stripe across the chest is bolder, and the badge is a recreation of their 1995 crest. For a club that has always been as much about identity as football, this feels like the right call.

Brand: Adidas   Key players: Cavani, Merentiel

PSG won the Champions League in 2024/25 and the home shirt for 2025/26 is built around that. The Hechter stripe, which has defined the club's visual identity since the 1970s, returns in a starburst gradient that catches the light differently depending on the angle. Deep navy with red and white detailing. It is a more confident design than last season's, which makes sense given what the club has just achieved.

Brand: Nike   Key players: Dembele, Hakimi, Vitinha

Amsterdam turns 750 this year and Ajax's away kit is built around that milestone. The base is dark navy and across it run wavy blue and green lines that reference the city's canal network. The old diamond crest from the club's early years sits on the chest. It is the kind of design that only works because the context is real. If you know what it represents it lands properly.

Brand: Adidas   Key players: Brobbey, Fitz-Jim, Godts

Birmingham City turn 150 in 2025 and their home shirt marks the occasion properly. The design mixes period references with a clean modern finish. For a club that has spent most of its recent history in difficult situations, it is a reminder of the length of their history and the scale of the fanbase that has stayed with them. A genuine collector's piece for supporters who know the club's story.

Brand: Adidas   Key players: Jay Stansfield, Alfie May

Parma and Puma have been together for 30 years and the third kit celebrates that by going back to the 1995/96 design that many consider the best shirt either of them ever produced. White body with blue and yellow hoops on the sleeves, royal blue polo collar. Gianfranco Zola wore the original. Fabio Cannavaro wore it. Hristo Stoichkov wore it. Puma added a spray-paint texture to modernize it slightly without losing what made the original work.

Brand: Puma   Era legends: Zola, Cannavaro, Stoichkov

Newcastle's third kit goes back to 1997/98, which was the season the club finished second in the Premier League and reached the FA Cup final. Navy base with burnt orange and teal accents, the old Adidas trefoil rather than the modern three stripes, a classic collar. It is the kind of kit that would sell well purely as a retro piece even if Newcastle had never released it. The fact that it is new this season makes it more interesting.

Brand: Adidas   Key players: Isak, Gordon, Guimaraes

Barcelona returned to vertical stripes this season and added a gradient effect that changes how the shirt reads depending on the light. The badge sits back on the left side of the chest rather than the centre, which is how it sat on the shirts of Cruyff and Romario and Ronaldinho. Lamine Yamal is seventeen and already the reason most people want this shirt. Whether he takes the number ten or not, his involvement gives this kit a particular energy.

Brand: Nike   Key players: Lamine Yamal, Lewandowski, Pedri

HSV have not been in the Bundesliga since 2018 and their home shirt for 2025/26 does not pretend otherwise. It goes back to 1994 — white base with bold Adidas stripes on the shoulders in blue, exactly as it looked the season after they finished fourth in the top flight. The words Nur der HSV are printed inside the collar. The club's identity is no longer built around where they are in the table. It is built around what they have always been. This shirt understands that.

Brand: Adidas   Key players: Meffert, Glatzel