Club Football Is Back & adidas Is Ready With New Gear for the 26/27 Season

Few brands are as synonymous with sport as adidas is with football—soccer in the U.S.

The Three Stripes reaffirmed this during the 2026 World Cup™, launching memorable pairs of the Predator and F50 football boot franchises, celebrating Lionel Messi's "Last Dance," and outfitting eventual winner Spain. As August comes to a close, attention has officially shifted away from matchups between nations and onto club football.

The 26/27 season for numerous domestic leagues across the globe promises to be one for the ages. Various sides are in transition periods, while others are simply looking to remind opponents of their dominance from the previous campaign. The UEFA Champions League is also sure to deliver exciting football moments and allow select athletes to become household names.

adidas Football is the official kit manufacturer of dozens of different clubs—including 19 of the most popular sides across Europe and the Americas. We're talking Spain's Real Madrid, England's Arsenal and Manchester United, Mexico's Club América, and Argentina's Boca Juniors and River Plate. On-pitch Home, Away, and Third jerseys (where applicable) are available now, as is lifestyle-ready fan gear for everyday-wear.

Additionally, the Three Stripes continues to deliver innovative and stylish football boots for different surfaces, allowing you to try to recreate what Jude Bellingham, Lamine Yamal, Bradley Barcola, and others do on-the-pitch week after week.

Ahead, you'll find individual shopping links to nine popular adidas-sponsored clubs, but you can browse and shop more than 400 items related to over a dozen teams right now via adidas.com/us/club.

Real Madrid

It's no secret: Real Madrid is the most-important football club deal adidas has. The partnership's history spans more than 45 years and has been uninterrupted since 1998.

The 26/27 Real Madrid men's squad is currently managed by José Mourinho. It will surely be looking to win LALIGA again and make a stronger run in the Champions League. The Spanish side will be doing so while wearing Adidas kits that've been well-received by fans of "Los Blancos." Street-ready fan gear—including pairs of the Handball Spezial—has also been prepared for off-pitch use.

Elsewhere, Jude Bellingham continues to be the leading face for the adidas Predator line of football boots.

Arsenal

Many Gooners aren't ecstatic about Arsenal's summer transfer window heading into the 26/27 Premier League campaign, but that hasn't stopped them from supporting all of the gear adidas has launched for England's reigning champions.

Mikel Arteta's men are off to a strong start, but their biggest tests are still ahead.

Liverpool

Merseyside's red-colored club is ready to regain form this season and it'll do so wearing a compelling trifecta of Home, Away, and Third kits.

adidas and Liverpool have a rich history together and the 26/27 season enriches the partnership through thoughtful player gear and fan collections. It's still too early to tell if any 26/27 shirt will become synonymous with silverware, but Andoni Iraola's men will fight so that they are.

Manchester United

Manchester's red-colored club is back in the Champions League, much to the delight of its international fanbase.

Michael Carrick is ready to build upon the foundation set last year, which seems promising. Could Man U return to glory this season? Only time will tell, but fans are already been treated to a slew of fresh styles to show their unwavering support for the "Red Devils."

Bayern Munich

Domestic dominance isn't anything new for Bayern Munich—in fact, its 26/27 kits celebrate the club's legacy in this field. The defending Bundesliga champions, however, are poised to add another European trophy to its collection by next summer.

Juventus

Italian football is regarded as some of the game's most-sophisticated. Juventus FC's 26/27 kits embody this through classic, modernized designs.

The storied side's latest Away shirt is an early frontrunner for the season's best jersey given its eye-catching and fashion-forward pink finish.

Club América

Mexico's Club América only re-joined the Three Stripes last year, but it's quickly become one of the brand's more important club deals given its fervent supporters across Mexico and the U.S.

"Las Águilas" celebrate their 110th anniversary in 2026, resulting in compelling on-pitch and off-pitch gear—the latter by adidas Originals.

Inter Miami

Major League Soccer (MLS) has benefitted immensely from Lionel Messi joining Inter Miami in July 2023. Although the 39-year-old has retired from the Argentina national team, he's still expected to play at least another season for the South Florida-based club.

Flamengo

Río de Janeiro's CR Flamengo is looking good in the current Primera División brasileña. As one of just two clubs that've never been relegated from Brazil's top flight, Flamengo is an important signing for the Three Stripes, especially as it looks to strengthen its presence in South America.