yellow detailing, inspired by the uniform worn in the 1965 friendly against Uruguay when Palmeiras players represented the Brazilian national team. The crest appears on the chest with a red star above it, alongside the Puma logo and main sponsor...

kit for the 2025/26 Premier League season, created in collaboration with sportswear brand SUDU. The design is inspired by Brazilian culture, celebrating the club’s Brazilian players and their connection to supporters. The shirt features a bright blue...

Flamengo have unveiled their new Third kit for the 2025 season, created in collaboration with adidas Originals and reconnecting with the club’s origins as a rowing team founded in 1895. The shirt is Cream White with metallic gold trim and red and black...

on the chest in white. A heritage-style jock tag near the hem reads “Designed in the BFR,” referencing Botafogo’s base in Brazil. The reverse of the shirt features large block-font player names and numbers with star details, set on a white background...

Santos FC and Umbro have unveiled a special edition turquoise blue shirt that pays tribute to Neymar Jr. and his impact during his first spell at the club. The new shirt reintroduces the iconic all-blue look, previously worn in memorable periods of the...

Grêmio and Umbro have unveiled the club’s 2025 away shirt, marking the return of sky blue for the secondary kit after an eight-year absence. The new design draws inspiration from iconic shirts worn during the 1990s and 2000s, referencing key moments in...

Sport Club Internacional have unveiled their 2025–26 away kit, produced by Adidas. The shirt is predominantly white with red accents, including the Adidas shoulder stripes, logo, and sponsor mark. A standout detail is the retro-style crest, which...

Nike has revealed the Brazil 2025 women’s away shirt, combining deep and vibrant shades of blue with lime green accents. The design features an all-over print set in a diamond grid structure, incorporating a mix of geometric forms and natural motifs....

Nike has unveiled Brazil’s new 2025 women’s home shirt, featuring a deeper shade of yellow inspired by the country’s natural beauty and landmarks, including the Maracanâ stadium in Rio de Janeiro. The design combines traditional green and blue trim...

on the back. The shirt will not be sold commercially and is intended to honour Senna’s legacy and his significance to both Brazil and Portugal, with Estoril Praia recognising the symbolic importance of that historic day in local and sporting history.