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Everton, Leeds and West Ham all unveil away kits for 2025/26
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Everton, Leeds and West Ham all unveil away kits for 2025/26

It’s new shirt season and there have been some brilliant unveilings across the Premier League. After Manchester United dropped their new away shirt on Wednesday, a trio of top-flight teams have followed suit on Thursday morning. Leeds United’s new look on the road is a throwback to the early noughties, with an eye-catching blue and […]

It’s new shirt season and there have been some brilliant unveilings across the Premier League.

After Manchester United dropped their new away shirt on Wednesday, a trio of top-flight teams have followed suit on Thursday morning.

Leeds United’s new look on the road is a throwback to the early noughties, with an eye-catching blue and yellow design bringing back nostalgia of David O’Leary’s exciting side of that period.


The kit is a tribute to the shirt worn between 2001 and 2003, when Leeds were regulars in European competition.

Leeds have said the shirt is ‘a design that celebrates the club’s European history with a modern aesthetic’.

West Ham and Everton have also unveiled new looks, with both going for lighter looks in away fixtures this season.

Umbro’s effort for the Hammers features ‘an Ecru body with Navy detailing and flashes of Claret’.

Everton have said their pastel yellow shirt pays tribute to Liverpool’s Docklands, ahead of the club’s move to their new waterside stadium.

“The pastel yellow shirt, featuring a polo-style collar with ribbed insert and Prince Rupert’s Tower on the neck, incorporates a sleeve pattern that represents the railway line that served the Liverpool docklands during a time when they were at the centre of maritime connectivity during the mid-to-late 1800s,” the club website says.

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