Real Madrid reveal new home shirt with controversial twist


Real Madrid this morning unveiled their new home shirt and it is likely to receive a mixed reaction.

The majority of the top is made from the traditional white that is part of the club’s history but makers Adidas have inserted three wide stripes down the sleeves.

The stripes are pink, a colour Madrid have worn previously on away shirts.

History-making shirt could divide Real Madrid fans

Adidas claim there are intricate details that are woven into the shirt to highlight elements of the club’s heritage.

The German marque wrote on the club’s official website: “It is a kit with a modern design, which integrates graphic elements inspired by the crown jewels of the coat of arms of the club, reflecting excellence, craftsmanship and winning mentality.

“The white of the shirt is combined with dark green details on the collar and cuffs of the sleeves. In addition, the three adidas stripes on the shoulders appear in pink.

“Designed for the demands of elite performance, the shirt has the latest adidas technology to maximize airflow and keep players fresh during matches.”

By having green and pink on the shirt, it is the first time in history Madrid have included two colours in addition to the traditional white.

How to buy the new Real Madrid shirt

The new 2026/27 shirt is now available in Real Madrid stores, shop.realmadrid.com, selected adidas stores and adidas.com/football.

Long-sleeve and short-sleeve versions are available.

How much does the 26/27 Real Madrid kit cost?

The women’s and men’s Real Madrid replica shirt is £95 or £105 for a long-sleeved version, while the authentic versions start at £140, with personalised or player names and numbers available at an additional cost.

Youth shirts start at £70, while a baby kit is available for £60. The shorts cost between £40 and £55.

Goalkeeper shirts cost £95, and a range of other merchandise in the new home design is available.

When does Real Madrid’s 2026/27 La Liga season start?

The first round of La Liga matches in 2026/27 will be on the weekend of August 16, 2026.

The fixtures will be released on June 30.

Images: Courtesy of Real Madrid CF



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