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What are your favourite new kits for the coming season?

BBC Sport has rounded up some of the best new kits released by clubs around the world over the summer - vote for your top 10

What are your favourite new kits for the coming season?

As the new football season approaches, fans are eagerly anticipating the release of fresh kit designs. BBC Sport has compiled a list of notable new kits for the 2026-27 season, featuring teams from across the world. AC Milan is celebrating 20 years since their last Champions League title, with the Rossoneri's new away shirt designed by former player Filippo Inzaghi.

Arsenal has a bold new home kit, reimagining the iconic yellow strip from the late 1980s. Aston Villa's new home kit is already being hailed as a classic, despite facing criticism for sponsoring Visit Rwanda. Atletico Madrid's new home shirt showcases their famous stripes and a trident motif, representing their passionate fan base.

Bayern Munich's new away kit embraces a retro revival, featuring the traditional trefoil logo. Blackburn Rovers' new kit, a partnership with Umbro, marks their return to the Championship after a relegation season. Brentford has announced their new home kit, which will also be worn in the 2027-28 season for affordability and sustainability reasons.

Brighton's new home kit draws inspiration from the 1983 FA Cup final replay against Manchester United. Celtic's new home shirt commemorates the 60th anniversary of their European Cup victory over Inter Milan. Chelsea's new kit nods to their successful 1990s era, featuring an Italian Renaissance aesthetic. Mexican club Club America's new home shirt pays homage to their 1998-99 kit design.

Coventry City's new home shirt recalls their historic 1987 FA Cup final victory over Tottenham Hotspur. Ipswich Town's new home kit takes inspiration from the iconic stands at Portman Road. Fulham's new away kit reimagines an iconic chequered jersey worn by legendary players like Roberto Baggio and Paolo Maldini.

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