Club América's new Adidas jersey details leak ahead of 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 10:26 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Club América is set to unveil new kits for the upcoming 2026 Apertura Tournament. Details of the new Adidas jersey have surfaced, featuring a watermark of the club's logo, thicker brand stripes, and an integrated stylized crest. The long-sleeve player version is priced at 3,200 Mexican pesos, while the replica version for fans will cost around 2,000 pesos. The design reportedly pays tribute to the club's iconic looks from the 1990s.
- •Club América preparing new kits for 2026 Apertura Tournament
- •New Adidas jersey features 1990s-inspired designs
- •Long-sleeve player version priced at 3,200 pesos
- •Replica version available for around 2,000 pesos
- 10:26 PMYahoo Sports — 🤔 Like it? América's new shirt leaks online
"Club América is preparing to unveil new kits ahead of the 2026 Apertura Tournament. Through the specialized site Footy Headlines, previously unseen details of the new Adidas jersey have come to light...
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