Everton have revealed their new 08/09 Umbro 3rd kit. The fluorescent yellow jersey will be worn on Saturday when Everton take on West Brom Albion.

The kit, which also comprises navy shorts and yellow socks, will be the away kit for European matches too.

Names and numbers will be available in navy, with the special Uefa Cup numbers to be launched prior to the first round of the competition. With the likes of Barcelona adopting the flourescent look in recent years.

Everton midfield stars Mikel Arteta and Tim Cahill donned the kit for the photo shoot and were impressed with the new offering.

You can get your hands on the kit from October 7 in the FSC shop

Sweden played a World Cup 1958 Anniversary match against France (2-3) yesterday, and while France was wearing their new Home adidas kit, the swedish team was wearing a Sweden World Cup 1958  Home anniversary kit to celebrate the World Cup held in Sweden 50 years ago.

Umbro supported the anniversary by producing a Swedish Home kit inspired by the kit used in 1958. On Tuesday, the kit was shown for the first time and who was more suited to launch it than Agne Simonsson.

Agne who played in five of the six World Cup matches in 1958 made both the first and last Swedish goal in the tournament.

France unveiled the new adidas home shirt for the World Cup 2010 qualifying campaign.

Although we showed you a leaked picture before, the home shirt was officially presented for the first time this Tuesday at Clairefontaine by Raymond Domenech and captain Thierry Henry.

Watch the video here.

Manchester City will kick off the new league season at Villa Park sporting their new le coq sportif 08/09 third kit, which will be available to pre-order before the end of this month.

The blaze orange shirt, accompanied by navy shorts, will be available as a limited edition in the shops from 27th September, but you can pre-order yours from Tuesday, 26th August.

It will also be on display in the CityStore from tomorrow, so pop in and take a closer look.

Derby County’s new 08/09 away Adidas kit was revealed to the public for the first time as part of Green Day - at the Carling Cup clash with Lincoln City.

Young professionals Mark Dudley, Paris Simmons, Mitch Hanson and Aleksandar Prijovic paraded the vibrant lime-green outfit at half-time against the Imps and it was well-received by the Pride Park crowd.

Along with the teams home shirt, the away shirt will carry the name of sponsors the Greenbank Group on the back. 

The green shirts were being launched as part of a Green Day to promote environmental awareness at the club and involve such innovations as players arriving at the ground in Toyota Hybrid cars, and the evening's edition of The Ram being printed on recycled paper.

Queues began to form around 9am with great interest ahead of the launch of the new home shirts, which are sponsored by FourFourTwo.

Town legend Don Rogers joined Chief Executive, Nick Watkins, in welcoming supporters into the refurbished shop.

2008/09 home and away shorts are also now on sale in addition to the initial batch of 950 home shirts.

This is the new Scotland home 08/10 home kit made by Diadora. The kit has been revealed to the national press at Stirling Castle.

The new Home kit is a true combination of the latest in performance garment technology, Scottish football tradition and Italian styling and will be worn by the team for the first time against Northern Ireland on the 20th August 2008 at Hampden Park.

Fabio Malipiero, European Sales Director Diadora UK commented,
“The partnership between the Scottish F.A. and Diadora has grown with each new kit produced for the national team utilising all of our design, technologies and expertise in the technical apparel business which has seen, in our opinion some of the greatest kits produced in the modern game. Following the near qualification in the recent European Championships and previous success of the Home, Away and 3rd kits we’ve had a challenge to produce a product suitable for the Players, staff and fans alike to a level to which they have come accustomed too and most importantly deserve, but we have!

Liverpool, in partnership with DHL Express UK, will ensure that fans have access to the new Liverpool FC European kit.

Thousands of Liverpool FC supporters have pre-ordered the shirt and the five times European Champions entrusted DHL with the task of ensuring over 10,000 new kits arrive in time for the start of the season.

The release of the new European shirt has been anticipated for several weeks and DHL has ensured the kit has remained under tight security and was delivered on time to various locations throughout Liverpool. Over the past couple of month’s DHL has delivered over 16,000 Home and Away shirts for Liverpool Football Club.

Ken McCall, CEO of DHL Express UK and Ireland said: “This was a big operation for DHL Express UK and we are proud to be given the opportunity from LFC. We took pride in ensuring all of the new kits were delivered promptly and securely so that the passionate Liverpool FC fans can wear their club’s kit.”