📸 The 15 best new kits released so far ahead of the 2024/25 season 🔥 | OneFootball

With clubs now releasing new kits for every single season, it is very hard for any to become truly memorable.

However, there are always a few that stand out above all and that is again the case this summer, with these 15 in particular catching the eye.

Latina Home & Away

Latina Calcio might be in Serie C as a club, but they are arguably Champions League winners when it comes to the new kit launches. Inspired by Homer’s “The Odyssey”, this is simply a work of art.

Genoa Home

Another Kappa classic from Italy’s oldest club, fit with a photo shoot on the Riviera. There’s something about a kit with no sponsor isn’t there?

Leeds Away

Inspired by their 1974-title winning kit, Leeds and Adidas have brought back the “smiley face” crest. The blue Red Bull logo on the yellow also hits different.

Barcelona Home

To celebrate 125 years of Barcelona, Los Cules have gone back to their original look, as they did in 1999.

Milan Home

Milan have returned to the white collar for the first time since 2013, and this just feels more like a Rossoneri home kit.

Ajax Home

It wouldn’t be a list without Ajax’s latest home number, which is modelled by Jordan Henderson (it still feels weird).

Dortmund Home

Having come so close last time around, Dortmund have took inspiration from their 1997-Champions League winning season for their new home kit.

Ipswich Home

After 22 years away, the Tractor Boys are rolling back into the Premier League in style.

Porto Home

Another regular on these lists, Porto’s latest take on their classic blue and white stripes is a hit.

Real Madrid Away

In what is an almost remodel of their 2013-14 away kit, Real have gone down the shock orange look this season. Will Kylian Mbappé perform it in like Gareth Bale did in his own debut season in Madrid?

Roma Home

A slight change for Roma, whose latest home kit takes inspiration from the season tickets used between 1933 and 1934. Is anyone surprised it’s a beaut?

Manchester United Goalkeeper

A little love for the goalkeepers, and this is just too 1990s to leave out.

Wrexham Home

It looks like a mix of the Welsh football and rugby national team kits, but that is certainly not a bad thing.

Aston Villa Home

New season, new sponsor, new kit and a new adventure. Villa are ready to go in the Champions League with another claret and blue classic.