Leeds United fans have got a lot to be excited about. After two hard years away from top-flight football, Daniel Farke’s side is finally back in the Premier League.
They won the Championship with 100 points, and now everyone’s looking forward to what comes next. One big thing fans can’t wait to see is the brand new kits for the 2025/26 season.
The Premier League starts in August, and before that, there’s loads happening. From the summer transfer window opening to the fixture release day, it’s a busy time.
Leeds are also set to play Manchester United in a friendly game in Sweden. But the big thing on most fans’ minds is the new kit release. While no exact date is given, fans are hopeful it’ll be soon.
New Home Kit: A Classic with a Local Touch
Leeds have always worn white kits since the 1960s, and that’s not changing. But there’s something new coming to the design.
Reports say the 2025/26 home shirt will have a special pattern inspired by the Lowfields Tunnel, the walkway that many fans use on match days to get to Elland Road.
Inside that tunnel, there are yellow, white, and blue tiles with a cool design. This same pattern is likely going to be added to the new shirt.
It’s a smart way to show love to the fans and the home ground. A shirt from The Square Ball fanzine already used this idea, and it was a big hit.
Away Kit: Going Back to Blue
Last season’s yellow away kit was loved by fans. It had a 1970s feel with a button collar and a smiley badge, and it became a big part of the promotion party. But next season, the away colours are changing again.
Reports say the new away kit will be mostly blue with some white details.
It could be a nod to the popular 2001-03 away kit that had the Strongbow sponsor. That old shirt is still a favourite for collectors, and if this new one looks anything like it, fans will be very happy.
Third Kit: A Darker Look
There’s not much info yet on the third kit, but it’s said to be mainly black. Leeds often use the third kit to try new colours and styles.
This season’s kit had pink in it, and past kits had orange, rose, and lilac. A black design would bring a fresh, modern look.
Red Bull, who now have a stake in the club, will stay as the main shirt sponsor across all the kits.
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