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Napoli have officially unveiled their home and away kits for the 2025/26 season, featuring new signings Scott McTominay and Kevin De Bruyne as the faces of the launch campaign.

De Bruyne, one of the greatest midfielders of his generation, has joined on a free transfer this summer, while McTominay heads into the new campaign off the back of a sensational 2024/25 season that him named Serie A Player of the Year as Antonio Conte’s side stormed to the Scudetto.

The new EA7 kits match the ambition of the team and its star additions, blending tradition with modern flair.

The home shirt retains Napoli’s signature sky blue, but with an updated aesthetic. It features a subtle ‘N’ pattern woven into the fabric and the tricolour Scudetto badge front and centre – a proud reminder of last season’s title win. A white-bordered V-neck and tailored sleeves complete a sharp, athletic look.

The away kit, dubbed the ‘Sand’ edition, is a creative tribute to Neapolitan culture. Intricate symbols – ranging from the Sacred Heart and San Gennaro to traditional amulets like the curniciello – are woven into the shirt’s fabric, making it as much a piece of storytelling as a piece of sportwear.

Marble-inspired details finish off a design that feels both historic and bold.

“Following the manifesto we launched last season, we are continuing along the Proud To Be Napoli path, adding new elements that tell the story of our city and speak to the world,” Tommaso Bianchini, Napoli’s general business area manager, said. “The details that embellish our new kits – and especially the away shirt – further strengthen the bond between club and city, interweaving the colours of Napoli with the cultural roots of Naples.”

Both kits are available now via Napoli’s online store and select global retailers.

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adidas has officially launched the second wave of its MLS Archive Collection, bringing back retro-inspired third kits for 10 Major League Soccer clubs in a bold nod to the league’s early visual identity.

This year’s edition of the collection features new kits for Charlotte FC, Colorado Rapids, Columbus Crew, D.C. United, FC Dallas, Minnesota United, Nashville SC, New England Revolution, San Jose Earthquakes and Seattle Sounders.

The designs take heavy inspiration from the late 1990s and early 2000s, embracing an era known for its oversized crests, vibrant colour palettes, and bold patterns. From throwback logos to horizontal stripes and high-contrast elements, each kit channels a distinct visual style from MLS’s early years – now reimagined through a modern lens.

adidas worked with each club to craft bespoke designs, blending team heritage with references from vintage sports media – including print ads, catalogue shoots and TV broadcast aesthetics. While the kits lean heavily into nostalgia, they’re built for 2025 wear, combining modern materials and streetwear appeal.

Also included in the collection are matching adidas Gazelle sneakers, retro-style jackets, and caps, rounding out a full off-pitch look for fans and collectors alike.

“Third jerseys are always a favourite amongst our fans, and this collection’s take on soccer nostalgia exemplifies the League’s commitment to honouring the unique culture and history that exists across our clubs and communities,” said Rachel Hoagland, MLS SVP of Consumer Products.

The 2024 debut of the Archive Collection – which featured retro kits for Inter Miami, LA Galaxy, LAFC, Portland Timbers and Sporting Kansas City – was widely praised by fans and fashion enthusiasts alike.

This year’s drop builds on that momentum with a wider range and even bolder concepts, continuing adidas’s push to connect modern football culture with the league’s unique past. For fans of old-school kits, this one’s hard to ignore.

The full MLS Archive Collection is available now via MLSstore.com and adidas.com.

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After the standout success of their 2023 collaboration, LA Galaxy have once again teamed up with Los Angeles-based streetwear label MENACE – and their latest drop hits hard.

The limited capsule includes just two pieces: a reimagined track jacket and a bold graphic T-shirt, each fusing retro Galaxy aesthetics with modern streetwear sensibilities.

Front and centre is the return of the now-iconic “Riqui Jacket” – a fan-favourite from the original collaboration. This time, it drops in two striking new colourways: one in navy and gold, the other in purple and orange. The palettes draw directly from the Galaxy’s historic colour schemes and the club’s vibrant 2025 Rizon Away Kit, serving as a nod to both past and present.

The second piece in the capsule, the “Airbrush ’96 T-shirt”, is an oversized white tee featuring the club’s name and an abstract interpretation of the Galaxy crest in airbrushed style across the chest. The back is stamped with the number 96, honouring the club’s founding year.

To launch the collection, Galaxy midfielder Marco Reus fronted a moody photoshoot and short promo video. California-born singer-songwriter Cuco also modelled the range, merging LA’s football and music cultures into one unified look.

Available now via the LA Galaxy online store and MENACE, the collection doesn’t just celebrate style – it reflects the cultural identity of Los Angeles itself.

“It was an honour to have the LA Galaxy organisation put their trust in a Latino kid from Southeast LA to tell the story of the most storied franchise in league history,” said Steven Mena, founder of MENACE, when the original collab launched in 2023.

Now, two years later, that story continues – louder, bolder, and unmistakably LA.

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Jude Bellingham, Jamal Musiala and Zlatan Ibrahimovi? are the cover athletes for the latest edition of the global football gaming juggernaut EA FC 26.

Bellingham and Musiala – who once shared the pitch at youth level for England before Musiala opted to represent Germany – appear side by side on the Standard Edition cover.

While Bellingham returns after featuring on last year’s front, this marks Musiala’s first cover appearance, making him the first German and first Bundesliga player to do so since Marco Reus in FIFA 17. It’s also a milestone moment for Bayern Munich, as Musiala becomes the first-ever player from the club to feature on the game’s cover.

Speaking about being on the game’s cover, Musiala called it a “crazy feeling,” while Bellingham said: “It’s really nice to share this moment with Jamal, as a reflection of how far we’ve come.”

Ibrahimovic, meanwhile, stars solo on the Ultimate Edition cover, commemorated in a nostalgic nod to his Malmö days – reading a Ronaldo Nazário biography, surrounded by posters of the Brazilian legend.

The Swede, now retired, re-enters the game as an EA FC Icon for the first time since hanging up his boots in 2023.

The game itself promises major updates from EA FC 25, including a revamped Manager Career Mode (“Manager Live”), refined gameplay, and a more immersive football experience across 750+ clubs, 20,000+ players, and 35+ leagues.

The game launches globally on September 26, 2025, with early access for Ultimate Edition pre-orders beginning September 19.

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Chelsea have no shortage of celebrity supporters – from household British stars Jeremy Clarkson and Damon Albarn to Hollywood royalty Michael Caine and Will Ferrell. But in today’s global spotlight, no fan shines brighter than Canadian rap icon Drake.

Now, the Grammy Award-winning star is taking his love for the Blues to the next level with the launch of the ‘OVO x Chelsea’ collection – a 16-piece streetwear range blending the essence of Drake’s OVO Sound label with Chelsea’s West London edge.

The collection features a lineup of tops, hats, and legwear, merging both brands’ visual identities in fresh, fashion-forward designs.

Leading the drop is the OVO x Chelsea Varsity Jacket – crafted in Canada from premium wool, leather, and mixed fabrics, complete with embroidered patches across the chest and back.

Also included are the Owl T-shirt and Runner T-shirt, available in a variety of colourways for a cleaner, everyday look, while a Long Sleeve T-shirt celebrates the transatlantic connection with the number six – a nod to both Toronto’s nickname and Chelsea’s SW6 postcode.

Other highlights include a Rugby Shirt featuring a traditional white collar and cotton body in black or blue, and a Hoodie that puts a fresh spin on the Chelsea and OVO logos. The Track Jacket and Track Pants come in black or white with blue detailing – because, of course, blue is the colour.

The drop is fronted by none other than Central Cee, another Chelsea devotee and the UK rap superstar who famously teamed up with Drake on the 2023 chart-topping “On the Radar Freestyle.” The campaign – led by the slogan “Two Cities, One Heartbeat” – sees Central Cee and his crew showcasing the range in a slick, city-spanning launch video.

The ‘OVO x Chelsea’ collection is available now via the official Chelsea online store and the Megastore at Stamford Bridge. Select colourways are exclusive to online purchases. The Varsity Jacket is available for pre-order and will begin shipping in mid-August.

Whether you rep The Six, SW6, or both – this collab is more than merch, it’s a statement.

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