👕 El Clasico tribute, elegance, 🎮 City: top 4 third kits so far 🤩 | OneFootball

Barcelona unveiled today its new official fourth kit, a model that pays tribute to one of the most iconic moments in recent Blaugrana history: the 3-0 victory over Real Madrid at the Bernabéu on November 19, 2005.

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A profound meaning often found in the fourth kits worn by clubs. So far, not many have been released, but those announced have certainly captured attention. While waiting for other masterpieces, here is a mini list of the most beautiful. Let's start, of course, with the Catalans.

⚡️ THE TRIBUTE TO THE ICONIC "CLASICO"

Barcelona's new kit features a sophisticated design: the iconic Blaugrana vertical stripes remain but break into a dynamic pattern that evokes the movement of the ball. A studied reference, inspired by the trajectories of the three goals scored by Eto’o and Ronaldinho on that historic night.

Completing the story, inside the collar are the exact minutes of the goals — 14’, 58’, and 77’ — while outside, there's a tribute to the Senyera. The kit is paired with maroon shorts with a blue side stripe, details that make the uniform a true collector's item for fans.

🎮 CITY CALLS BACK TO THE VIDEO GAME WORLD

Moving to England, Manchester City has unveiled its new fourth kit, the result of collaboration with PUMA and EA SPORTS FC™. The design blends the iconic green of the video game with metallic finishes and a futuristic aesthetic.

The highlight is the NFC technology integrated into the badge: a microchip that connects the kit to exclusive digital content and rewards on EA SPORTS FC™ 26, accessible simply by bringing a smartphone close to the logo.

🔙 THE ELEGANCE OF PALERMO

Staying in the City orbit but moving to Italy, Palermo played the match against Pescara wearing the special Fourth Kit “125 Years”.

An elegant kit, without names on the back, enhanced by a Liberty-style numeric font that recalls the characters used in the 1940s. White, pink details, and a black collar. Simple, yet beautiful.

🥨 SPECIAL ANNIVERSARIES

And then there are the “non-official fourth kits” that could very well be. Bayern Munich proposed a beige kit with olive details and a jacquard pattern to celebrate the 190th anniversary of Oktoberfest.

Also in the theme of celebrations, there's room for the 25th anniversary of KOMBAT, Kappa's iconic line: jerseys made of recycled stretch fabric, HYDRO-WAY PROTECTION technology, a snug fit, and contrasting seams.

Eleven clubs involved, including Fiorentina, Genoa, Spezia, and Empoli for Italy. A way to combine tradition, innovation, and identity in a collection that speaks the language of modern sports design.

👀 THE FOURTH KITS TO COME

Finally, the fourth kits set to be released during the season have also caught our attention. Various leaks have satisfied the fans' imagination, and now we just have to wait for the release dates.

Paris Saint-Germain takes the stage with a simple style, while in Italy, the previews of Inter and Juventus kits have already gone viral.

A tribute to the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics for the Nerazzurri and almost total black for the Old Lady. While waiting to know Milan's kit, the Derby d'Italia can be said to have already begun.

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