With clubs releasing new kits for each season, it is very difficult for anyone to become truly memorable.
However, there are always a few that stand out above all else and that is happening again this summer, with these 15 in particular catching the eye.
Latina at home and away
Latina Calcio may be in Serie C as a club, but they are the undisputed winners of the Champions League when it comes to new kit releases. Inspired by Homer’s “The Odyssey”, this is simply a work of art.
Genoa House
Another Kappa classic from Italy’s oldest club, combined with a photo session on the Riviera. There’s something special about a kit without a sponsor, isn’t there?
Outside Leeds
Inspired by the 1974 title-winning kit, Leeds and Adidas have brought back the “smiling face” crest. Red Bull’s blue logo on yellow also looks different.
Casa Barcelona
To celebrate 125 years of Barcelona, Los Cules returned to their original look, as they did in 1999.
Milan House
Shirt alert
The new AC Milan 2024 Home Shirt has arrived!
A return to a more traditional stripe design and also a white collar/collar for the fourth time.
What do you think? pic.twitter.com/Mjh0zCMyvP
— Classic Football Shirts (@classicshirts) May 23, 2024
Milan are back in white collar for the first time since 2013, and this looks more like a Rossoneri home kit.
Ajax Home
It wouldn’t be a list without Ajax’s latest home number, modeled by Jordan Henderson (still looks weird).
Dortmund Home
After coming so close last time, Dortmund took inspiration from their 1997 Champions League-winning season for their new home kit.
Ipswich House
After 22 years away, the Tractor Boys are back in the Premier League in style.
Porto House
Another constant presence on these lists, Porto’s latest version of the classic blue and white stripes is a success.
Real Madrid out
In what is almost a revamp of their 2013-14 away kit, Real have adopted a bright orange look this season. Will Kylian Mbappé do what Gareth Bale did in his debut season in Madrid?
Casa Roma
A slight change for Roma, whose latest home kit takes inspiration from season tickets worn between 1933 and 1934. Is anyone surprised that it’s beautiful?
Manchester United goalkeeper
A little love for goalies, and it’s the 1990s to put it aside.
Wrexham House
We are proud to launch ‘The Red Dragon’, our new home shirt for the 2024/25 season.
-Wrexham AFC (@Wrexham_AFC) July 16, 2024
It looks like a mix of the Welsh football and rugby team kits, but that’s certainly not a bad thing.
Aston Villa House
New season, new sponsor, new kit and a new adventure. Villa are ready to enter the Champions League with another classic burgundy and blue.