Real Madrid draws inspiration from the Bernabéu for next season's jersey

With La Liga over and the Club World Cup just around the corner, Real Madrid is already thinking ahead to next season and has unveiled the home kit it will wear in 2025/26. The design and colors are inspired by the old and new Santiago Bernabéu stadiums, which have been remodeled as a tribute to the place "where legends are forged," Efe reports.

The club has unveiled its new kit on its official store website, where the different models are displayed, as well as the goalkeeper's kit, in blue, and its promotion features Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior and Jude Bellingham .

With lines that represent the architecture of the new stadium and textures that hark back to the past, the jersey design incorporates details that "offer a distinctive aesthetic," it describes, including circular metallic details in the pattern with the idea of ​​creating "a subtle texture designed to evoke this incredible course."

"Pure Real Madrid. Pure football," it adds, referring to the shirt's shape and its aim to highlight what the Berbabéu has represented, "designed for greatness, built on history."

A feature of next season's kit is the yellow trim on the sides, the same color as the crest, which aims to "reinforce the shared identity that unites generations."

The professional home kit, which has a fitted cut and a round neck, costs 160 euros for long sleeves and 150 euros for short sleeves. The amateur version costs 100 euros .

Various patches can be added to the Adidas brand shirt, such as the Champions League (25 euros), the Club World Cup (20) and La Liga (20), which in all three cases include the Intercontinental Cup, as well as being able to select a player (25) or personalize the name (30).