Dyenamik drop bold TEKKEN 8 football shirt collection

Bristol-based fashion label Dyenamik have unveiled a striking new collection of football jerseys in collaboration with video game giant TEKKEN.

In a unique football-meets-street-fighting crossover, the range features 12 shirts – 10 of which are inspired by different characters from the TEKKEN series, specifically the 2024 release TEKKEN 8 – including fan favourites like King, Eddy, and Law.

Each design incorporates signature motifs, character details, and embroidered crests that double as battle emblems, allowing fans to declare allegiance to their fighter of choice while celebrating three decades of the iconic fighting franchise.

The King Jersey, for example, honours the Jaguar-masked wrestler with a deep blue base, Aztec patterns, and cape-like textures – a nod to the flamboyant lucha libre-style outfits he’s worn in-game.

Meanwhile, the Law Jersey features a dragon mural across a blood-red background, mirroring his “Legendary Dragon” nickname and relentless fighting style.

The collection also includes two collector’s edition pieces, all of which can be purchased individually or as part of an exclusive Collector’s Edition Box Set, strictly limited to just 100 worldwide – making it a must-have for hardcore TEKKEN enthusiasts.

Dyenamik are no strangers to the gaming-meets-football space, having previously collaborated on collections with Street Fighter, Baldur’s Gate 3, The Witcher, and Cyberpunk 2077.

With TEKKEN 8 breaking new ground in the franchise, this collaboration bridges the worlds of fashion, football, and gaming like never before – and for fans, it’s a knockout.

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Mitre bring back iconic Ultimax ball to celebrate 30th anniversary

First launched in 1995, Mitre’s Ultimax ball quickly became a defining symbol in English football. A fixture on Premier League pitches throughout the 1990s, it made history as the first football to break the 100mph speed barrier.

Now, 30 years later, Mitre has reimagined the legendary ball, bringing it back with a modern twist.

The new Ultimax Pro 30th Anniversary Ball merges the classic design with cutting-edge technology, celebrating its iconic status while setting a new standard for the next generation.

While the ball retains the familiar 6-panel construction, the classic white, blue, and red colourway, and the unmistakable crown logo, it’s been upgraded with advanced features. Hyperflow grooves reduce drag and a sleek pearl finish offers a nod to traditional 30th-anniversary gifts. The interior also sees improvements, with Hyperfoam cushioning now enhanced for cleaner strikes and even more power.

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Footballing royalty. / Mitre

To mark the milestone, Mitre has launched the “The Next In Line” campaign, spotlighting the new wave of football talent carrying on their family legacies.

The campaign features rising stars such as Raphaella Wright-Phillips, granddaughter of Arsenal icon Ian Wright, Ruben Butt, son of Manchester United legend Nicky Butt, and Jacob Fowler, whose father is Liverpool’s own Robbie Fowler.

The trio, each in vintage 95/96 kits, embody the connection between the past and the future – just as the new Ultimax Pro does itself.

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Juventus 2026/27 home, away and third kit details leaked

The 2025/26 season may have only just kicked off, but Juventus are seemingly already looking a year ahead – at least when it comes to fashion.

According to long-running kit insiders La Maglia Bianconera, the club already has a clear vision of what their home, away, and third kits will look like for the 2026/27 campaign.

The home shirt, made by adidas, is said to take inspiration from the 1976/77 design, featuring classic black and white stripes with the potential addition of gold trim and logos for a touch of luxury.

The away kit will go pink, paying homage to Juve’s earliest colours, and will reportedly include both the retro adidas Trefoil logo and a stylised zebra crest – a bold nod to the club’s roots.

As for the third option, Juventus are expected to go with a predominantly black design, detailed with shades of gold and grey. According to the leaks, this concept is tied to a theme of “youth” and carries a more modern, edgy aesthetic.

La Maglia Bianconera also shared early design mock-ups, giving fans a glimpse of what’s to come – though it’s worth remembering that final versions could still change before release.

The leaks arrive shortly after Juventus’ third kit for the current season also surfaced online.

Footy Headlines share that the shirt will be almost entirely black with vanilla logos, green collars and cuffs trimmed with dark purple, and a vine-leaf pattern across the front – reportedly inspired by Piedmont’s famous vineyards.

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Pep Guardiola reveals what Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher is really like

Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has long held a reputation for being one of the feistiest characters in the music business – never afraid to speak his mind and never backing down from a confrontation.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, however, got a rare glimpse of what the “Wonderwall” singer is like behind closed doors, and it’s a far cry from the hard-nosed reputation.

Guardiola attended Oasis’ homecoming gig at Heaton Park earlier this year – the band’s first show on home turf since 2009 – with his daughter Maria. There, he not only soaked in the atmosphere and sang along to the hits, he also got the chance to meet the Gallagher brothers, both well-known Manchester City supporters, and their families.

Though familiar with Noel Gallagher, who often attends games at the Etihad, it was Guardiola’s first time meeting Liam, and he’s now opened up about the experience.

“It’s the first time I knew Liam,” he said (via The Mirror). “Noel I’ve been with many times but Liam I never met before and I met him before the concert and he was so kind.”

On the gig itself, Guardiola couldn’t have been more complimentary, describing Oasis as “the best rock band in the last 50 years” while taking the opportunity to compare them to his own City side.

“I don’t know how many countries they sold out but that means how good they have been,” he said. “When (people) say this team will be one of the best, I always say, ‘Ask me after 25 years’. Then if people still talk about that team, it was a good team.”

He added: “It’s like Oasis, no? They come back again and sold out all around the world, it is because they are good. Otherwise, it’s not sold out.”

Even the biggest rock legends have a softer side, it seems.

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Cole Palmer in bizarre ‘Cold Palmer’ trademark battle with famous French vineyard

Cole Palmer has found himself in a legal tussle most football fans never expected: the Chelsea star is going head-to-head with Château Palmer, a prestigious French vineyard, over his attempt to trademark his nickname.

The England midfielder had applied to trademark his iconic “ice cold” goal celebration and accompanying moniker “Cold Palmer”, aiming to launch a range of products including clothing, toiletries, and even alcoholic drinks, according to The Sun.

However, the Bordeaux-based vineyard, whose bottles can sell for thousands of pounds, has formally opposed the application, arguing that Palmer’s plans could infringe on their established brand.

The dispute is now with the UK Intellectual Property Office, which will review submissions from both sides before making a ruling.

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Cole Palmer wants to trademark his “ice cold” celebration. / David Rogers/GettyImages

The wine firm was founded in 1814 after British Army officer Charles Palmer acquired the estate, known at the time as Château de Gascq. He late expanded the vineyards and renamed it after himself.

Cole Palmer, meanwhile, is better known for his sparkling performances on the football pitch than his interest in wine. But in this legal showdown – Palmer vs. Palmer, Claret vs. Blue – his on-field brilliance might not be enough to tip the scales.

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