Football 2027: jersey trends, clubs, and collections

INSPIRATION 2027 • FOOTBALL & STYLE

New year, same passion: which jerseys should you keep in your collection in 2027?

As we enter 2027, the 2026/27 collections remain at the heart of the football fan's wardrobe. A club's home jersey, a third kit with alternative colors, technical training gear, or a cultural collaboration each play a different role, but cater to complementary desires.

This overview is an editorial take on the items actually listed at PlanetFoot, not an announcement of 2027/28 releases nor a certified sales ranking. Here are five directions to look into when choosing a piece that will be with you all year round.

ICONIC CLUBS

Historic identities remain easy to wear.

ALTERNATIVE PIECES

Third, pre-match, and training kits multiply your style options.

COLLABORATIONS

Football meets music and culture.

1. The constant return to historic club colors

Home jerseys retain a special appeal: the blue and garnet FC Barcelona, the white Real Madrid, or the white and blue OM represent identities that fans recognize immediately.

These examples are from the 2026/27 collections available in 2027, not products newly launched in January. The best approach is to check their actual availability rather than anticipating a future jersey not yet presented by the manufacturer.

2. Third jerseys and more liberal color palettes

A third kit allows clubs to refresh their visual expression. The purple and yellow Borussia Dortmund third kit and the dark gray and red AC Milan third jersey illustrate this diversity.

These pieces can appeal to fans who want to step outside of traditional colors or wear a jersey as casual streetwear. Their official status does not mean they are necessarily numbered or limited edition.

3. Training gear also becomes everyday wear

Training tops are also worn off the pitch: a zipped top, a training shirt, or fitted pants can find a place in an everyday outfit. The training and pre-match collection brings these styles together.

The appeal of these garments remains functional: comfort, mobility, and ease of care depending on the model. Do not assume that a training garment will automatically protect you from the rain or that it possesses the same technology as a match jersey.

4. Cultural collaborations make the jersey different

The Jamaica x Bob Marley collection illustrates the meeting between a national football identity and the musical legacy of an artist. The yellow and black jerseys, pre-match gear, and training pieces are designed as a coherent visual universe.

This type of project appeals to lifestyle football enthusiasts as much as it does to fans of a club or national team. When purchasing, the right question remains: is it an official product, what is its fit, and does it correspond to an actual need?

5. Player jerseys for new fans

Lamine Yamal, Kylian Mbappé, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Lionel Messi are represented by distinct products at PlanetFoot. Some are junior kits, others are adult jerseys with player names or numbers; their teams and seasons are not interchangeable.

To prepare a gift, start with the club or national team followed, and the size. A player's popularity does not guarantee that a specific variant will be available when you want to order it.

The PlanetFoot guide to preparing for your 2027 season

Choose your pieces based on their use: match day, training, or everyday wear. A home jersey tells the story of a club's identity; a third kit focuses more on design; a jacket is great for pre- and post-match.

Find the official collections at PlanetFoot. This guide will be updated as true 2027 novelties are announced and listed, without inventing future releases.