This is the new Juventus home kit 2026/27, Italian giants Juve FC’s new primary uniform for the upcoming Serie A season. Made by Adidas, the new Juventus 26/27 jersey was officially unveiled on 12 May, 2026.
Juventus’ 25/26 shirt had pink detailing and that’s made way for golden trim on the new 26/27 jersey. The new top also features a polo collar and more standard sized geometrical stripes.
Juventus also unveiled a new goalkeeper kit (orange colour) for the 2026-2027 season.
Juventus had a fairly disappointing 25/26 season by their high standards- they finished a lowly 6th and outside the Champions League spots. The Bianconeri had only seven defeats and conceded fewer goals (34) than league champions Inter Milan (35), but the large number of drawn games (12) resulted in dropped points that proved to be decisive.
Scudetto winners Inter, runners up Napoli, Roma and newbies Como (managed by former Arsenal and Barca legend Cesc Fabregas) will be Italy’s representatives in Europe’s premier club competition next season.
Serie A teams have under-performed in the CL in recent years. In 25/26, no Italian team finished in the top eight of the league phase (which would have resulted in direct progress to the Round of 16). Napoli were eliminated at the first stage of the competition (30th place). The remaining three teams- Inter, Juve and Atalanta, had to go through the knockout phase, and both Inter and Juve suffered shock defeats against relatively unfancied opposition, with the Bianconeri going down to Galatasaray and Inter eliminated by Bodo/Glimt.
Atalanta were the only Serie A team to progress and even they did it the hard way- losing 2-0 in the first leg in Dortmund and overturning the deficit by winning 4-1 against BVB in the second leg in Bergamo. However they were brought down to earth by another German team in the Round of 16, with Bayern hammering them 10-2 on aggregate.
Atalanta’s exit at the hands of Bayern meant that there no Italian representative in the last eight of the competition. It probably comes as no surprise that the Champions League odds generally don’t tend to back Italian teams to go all the way and we usually have clubs from England and Spain (plus Bayern and PSG) as favourites.
Juve and Milan will both be in the Europa League next season, but the second tier competition is probably an easier one to win without the CL clubs dropping down (as shown by the likes of Spurs and Villa), and the winner of the EL also gets CL footy the next season. Both the Rossoneri and Bianconeri are expected to be in Pot 1, and the only real competition for them will probably come from the likes of Leverkusen and Benfica.
This Juve jersey will therefore only be seen in the EL next season. Front and back pics (stripes don’t go all the way back) are shown below, and we’ve also attached a pic of the 25/26 Juve shirt for comparison, which will allow you to see the difference between both tops.
Front and back of 26/27 home shirt
The 25/26 Juve shirt (pink detailing)
The new orange goalkeeper shirt for 26/27
