Category Archives: German Bundesliga

New RB Leipzig Jersey 2026-2027 | Puma Rasenballsport Home Kit 26-27

This is the new Leipzig home jersey 2026/27, Rasenballsport Leipzig’s new primary uniform for the upcoming Bundesliga season. The new RBL home shirt has been made by Puma and made its debut in their weekend clash against St.Pauli, a fixture won 2-1 by the home side thanks to goals from Schlager & Orban. Fellow Puma outfitted team Dortmund also wore their new 26-27 kit in the same matchweek against Eintracht Frankfurt (Bayern had chosen to wear theirs in the CL against Paris)

The pinstripe detailing on the new Leipzig shirt features references to the Red Bull Arena, essentially incorporating a bit of the stadium’s DNA in the jersey.

Leipzig are third in the Bundesliga behind Bayern and BVB and will compete in the UCL next season.

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New Dortmund Jersey 2026-2027 | BVB Puma Home Shirt 26-27 Inspired by Minister Stein & Dortmunder U

This is the new Dortmund home kit 2026/27, BVB’s new primary uniform for the upcoming Bundesliga season. Made by Puma, the new Borussia Dortmund jersey was officially unveiled in May 2026 and made its debut in their game against Eintracht Frankfurt, a fixture that BVB won 3-2 to seal second place.

In Puma’s words, the design in inspired by the Minister Stein coal mine (the Zeche or colliery that closed down around four decades ago) as well the iconic Dortmunder U (100th anniversary of the former brewery turned cultural centre building), two important landmarks in the city.

Puma have also unveiled two new Dortmund goalkeeper shirts for the 2026/27 season- one dark red & the other purple, as can be seen in the pics below.

Minister Stein Coal Mine Dortmund Shirt 2026-27

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Bayern debut new shirt, but go down to defending champions

Bayern Munich interestingly chose a Champions League semi-final to wear their new kit, but the occasion ended in disappointment for the Bavarian giants. Vincent Kompany’s men managed a 1-1 draw at the Allianz Arena (so it wasn’t a defeat per se on debut with the new shirt), but it wasn’t enough for them to advance to the CL final, with defending champions Paris SG progressing 6-5 on aggregate. Continue reading