Manchester City Unveils Exciting Kit Designs Ahead of 2027/28 Season
Domestic football may experience a pause for international fixtures, but excitement brews as speculation about new kits gains momentum. Despite Enzo Maresca recently assuming his role, rumors regarding next season’s shirts for Manchester City have already begun to circulate.
A recent report reveals detailed information on the club’s planned designs for the 2027/28 season, with Puma gearing up to produce a visually striking lineup intended for various global markets. This development supports earlier indications that the home and away kits will pay tribute to the club’s rich history, while the third kit is set to adopt a more contemporary and potentially polarizing approach. Puma, which maintains a long-term partnership as the club’s kit supplier, appears to continue the trend of drawing on retro influences.
According to details shared by Footy Headlines, this new collection will celebrate significant moments from Manchester City’s past. The 2027/28 home kit is expected to honor the record-setting 100-point ‘Centurions’ campaign from the 2017/18 season, featuring a classic sky blue foundation complemented by dark navy logos along with white and gold accents reminiscent of that celebrated season.
Furthermore, the 2027/28 away kit seeks inspiration from the mid-1990s era of Oasis, showcasing a sleek white base adorned with delicate navy pinstripes along the front and sleeves. The understated design will be finished with navy branding on both the Puma logo and the team crest, reflecting the style of a popular jersey worn between 1993 and 1995.
As for the club’s third shirt, less clarity surrounds its design. Current reports suggest that the 2027/28 third kit will adopt an ‘Ultra Blue’ hue—a deeper shade that recalls the darker tones worn during the club’s formative years—paired with a forward-thinking design. This marks a shift from earlier reports of a vibrant neon yellow design, leaving the fate of that concept uncertain for now.
The club plans to unveil all three kits individually throughout the summer of 2027 as Manchester City gears up for another competitive season. Until then, these preliminary leaks provide football fans with an intriguing glimpse of what to expect off the pitch.
