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For the 2024 season, five Major League Soccer clubs – including Inter Miami and Sporting Kansas City – released retro third kits, delighting fans and collectors alike.

Now, adidas’ Archive Collection is set to return for a second year following a successful debut.

Complex report the initiative will expand in 2025 with ten additional MLS teams joining the retro-themed drop.

Launching officially this summer, the 2025 Archive Collection will include third shirts for Columbus Crew, FC Dallas, Charlotte FC, Minnesota United, D.C. United, Colorado Rapids, New England Revolution, Seattle Sounders FC, Nashville SC, and San Jose Earthquakes.

Each club will also receive matching Archive Collection jackets and a custom pair of adidas Gazelle sneakers.

The Colorado Rapids have already teased their new third jersey on Instagram, showcasing green, yellow, and blue stripes, along with their classic circular logo (used from 2001 until it was replaced in 2006). The post also featured the date “7.16.2025,” suggesting an official release date.

“A kit that’s fit for an MLS original,” the club captioned the post.

The Archive Collection’s first drop in 2024 included Inter Miami, Sporting Kansas City, LA Galaxy, Los Angeles FC and Portland Timbers.

With more teams than ever participating, the 2025 Archive Collection cements MLS’s growing commitment to honouring its visual history – and giving fans something truly timeless to wear.

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Paris Saint-Germain and The Weeknd have deepened their creative partnership with the launch of a full clothing line titled “PSG x XO: Beyond Limits. Beyond Borders.”

Building on their 2023 collaboration, the new drop includes a limited-edition version of PSG’s 2025/26 home shirt, which debuted as the Champions League holders beat Atlético Madrid 4–0 in their Club World Cup opener.

The kit features a bold red XO logo, the symbol of The Weeknd’s label, placed on the shirt’s back, just below each players’ numbers. Inside the ‘O’ sits a football adorned with the Eiffel Tower – a symbol of the fusion between music, fashion, and football.

As part of the launch, The Weeknd his new track “Timeless” (feat. Playboi Carti) in the kit reveal video, adding a musical layer to the collection.

The full collection includes T-shirts, long-sleeve polos, tracksuits, and accessories like a scarf and leather football, available in PSG’s signature colour-ways: red, blue, white, and black.

“This collaboration represents more than just a shirt; it’s a meeting of two global cultures,” Fabien Allègre, Chief Brand Officer of Paris Saint?Germain, said. “By bringing the best of Paris and Los Angeles together, we’re uniting fans through a shared passion for creativity, music and sport.”

La?Mar?C.?Taylor, XO Creative Director and Co?Founder, added: “From the beginning, our vision with Paris?Saint?Germain has been to build moments that feel both intimate and iconic. This collaboration is a celebration of identity, ambition and the power of cultural crossover.”

The entire “PSG x XO” collection is available now via the official PSG and XO online stores.

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Between 1994 and 1996, Mexican giants Club América wore one of the most beloved football shirts of all time.

The yellow adidas jersey – with its red, blue, and black diamond pattern across the chest, centralised crest, and iconic Coca-Cola sponsor – is etched into football kit history and still cherished by fans and collectors alike.

Now, that legendary look may be making a comeback.

Leaked photos from Footy Headlines suggests Club América’s upcoming 2025/26 home shirt will pay direct homage to that era-defining design.

Similar to the original, the leaked kit features a bright yellow base, with bold red, blue, and black squares extending just below the crest and into the Caliente sponsor. The crest remains centred, a nod to the original layout.

The new version swaps in adidas’ modern touches, including black rounded neck detailing and three-stripe branding on the shoulders. Unlike the classic v-neck from the mid-’90s, this updated version keeps the silhouette contemporary while clearly echoing its roots.

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While not a one-to-one replica, the resemblance is unmistakable. And with adidas returning as Club América’s kit supplier for the first time since 2000, the throwback design feels like a deliberate bridge between past and present.

It’s retro – but it’s new. If confirmed, this reimagined kit won’t just please die-hard América supporters –it could go down as an instant modern classic.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has long been known for his dedication to fitness, with the 40-year-old showing no signs of slowing down. From a meticulous diet to cryotherapy recovery and intense gym routines, his commitment to peak performance is legendary.

Now, that same dedication seems to be rubbing off on his teenage son, Cristiano Jr.

In a new Instagram post shared with his 657 million followers, Ronaldo proudly showed the two post-workout in what appears to be their home gym – shirtless, flexing side-by-side in one shot and sharing a proud embrace in another.

Ronaldo captioned it simply but meaningfully: “Tal pai tal filho”, Portuguese for “Like father, like son.”

And the gym isn’t the only place where the younger Cristiano is mirroring his dad. Earlier this year, Cristiano Jr. – a member of Al-Nassr’s youth academy – scored his first international goals for Portugal’s U-15 team.

He netted twice in a win over Croatia at the Vlatko Markovic International Tournament, and celebrated in unmistakable fashion: with his father’s iconic “SIUUUU” leap, arms down by his sides, shouting triumphantly.

Naturally, Ronaldo Sr. couldn’t have been prouder. He shared clips of the moment in a joint post with the Portugal national team, proudly captioned: “Cristiano Jr.’s first two SIUUUU for Portugal!”

As Cristiano Jr. grows into his own name – both in the gym and on the pitch – it’s clear he’s not just inspired by his father’s legacy, he’s actively building on it.

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With Women’s Euro 2025 just weeks away, adidas has unveiled a game-changing release: F50 SPARKFUSION, its first elite-level football boot built specifically for female athletes – not just in color or marketing, but in structure, fit, and feel.

Drawing from its largest-ever database of female foot scans and anatomical data, adidas created the boot with direct input from a host of top-tier women’s players and teams – including Trinity Rodman, Linda Caicedo, Jule Brand, Vicky Lopez, Arsenal Women, Real Madrid Femenino, and Olympique Lyonnais.

The result is a product that prioritises female-specific foot shape over retrofitted unisex templates.

Unlike most boots that have historically used a male last (the mould around which shoes are shaped), the F50 SPARKFUSION is built around a bespoke women’s last – called FUSIONLAST – which offers a snugger heel, more arch support, and added volume through the midfoot, closely matching the anatomical characteristics of the average female foot.

This refined construction enhances lockdown and comfort, while enabling sharper turns and explosive directional shifts.

In addition, to boost comfort and performance, the F50 SPARKFUSION features a FUSIONSOLE sockliner for added arch support and step-in comfort, along with a redesigned SPRINTFRAME FUSION FG/AG soleplate for firm ground and artificial grass. Based on pressure point data, it includes a central pivot stud for smoother rotation and a fourth lateral stud to better distribute pressure during quick movements.

Washington Spirit and USWNT forward Trinity Rodman, who worked with adidas throughout the process, praised the result.

“Developing tailored products for the women’s game is a huge win, and I’ve loved being part of the journey for F50 SPARKFUSION,” she said. “It’s built to support the way I move – quick changes in direction are a huge part of my game. I can’t wait to wear these on the pitch and for more players to feel the difference.”

The F50 SPARKFUSION will be available in three silhouettes: a hero mid-cut, a low-cut laced version, and a laceless option, which are on sale now.

As the women’s game continues to grow at every level, the F50 SPARKFUSION represents a major stride forward – proving that performance design should always fit the athlete it’s built for.

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