Footy Headlines: ‘An unexpected blend’ – Puma to end Milan kit run with ‘streetwear’ third shirt
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14-second readAC Milan's new third kit for the 2027-28 season is expected to feature a unique color combination, described as an 'unexpected blend' by Footy Headlines. The kit will reportedly include 'Dark Umber' and 'Court Grey' colors, with 'Dark Umber' being an almost-black, brownish hue and 'Court Grey' being a mid-tone.

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AC Milan's new third kit for the 2027-28 season is expected to feature a unique color combination, described as an 'unexpected blend' by Footy Headlines. The kit will reportedly include 'Dark Umber' and 'Court Grey' colors, with 'Dark Umber' being an almost-black, brownish hue and 'Court Grey' being a mid-tone. The design is said to have a 'streetwear'-y feel while also incorporating sophisticated elements. The shirt's detailing will be 'vibrantly' red to make it stand out.
The new third kit is also notable for being the final 'traditional' kit produced by Puma for AC Milan, as the club is set to switch to Adidas. The deal with Adidas is worth €500 million over a 10-year period, significantly more than Milan's previous kit deals with Puma, which were worth €16 million and later €30 million per season.
The design of the third kit is seen as a fitting conclusion to Milan's partnership with Puma, with the initial leaks of the home and away shirts for the next season suggesting a nice mix of designs. The third kit's 'streetwear'-y feel and sophisticated look are intended to work together, creating a unique visual identity for the club.
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Today, some news has emerged about AC Milan’s possible new third shirt for the 2027-28 season and the colours it’ll be. The big kit news today has been the move to Adidas and how much Milan will pocket from it. After signing with Puma on a deal worth €16 million per season, they renewed on a €30m per season deal for the ‘second half’ of their relationship. However, Adidas will now blow this figure out of the park, with a €500m agreement over a 10-year period. A substantial increase, especially when paired with the stadium figures.
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