Paris Saint-Germain will be defending their first-ever UEFA Champions League crown in style, thanks to a sharp new look for the 2025/26 season.
The French champions have unveiled their updated home kit, which reimagines their iconic blue and red design. The jersey features a deep blue base, with bold red and white accents, including a lattice-style graphic that pays tribute to the Eiffel Tower – a symbol of the city that sits at the heart of the club’s identity.
White beams cut sharply across the jersey, highlighting the Nike swoosh, Qatar Airways sponsor, and the outline of PSG’s unmistakable crest in what is a modern design twist fit for European champions.
Although the men’s first team is already in the U.S. gearing up for the FIFA Club World Cup, PSG launched the new kit in style back in Paris. The reveal took place at La Gaîté Lyrique – a stunning music venue – with club icons Blaise Matuidi, Guillaume Hoarau, and Jérémy Ménez joining the celebration to usher in a bold new chapter.
Fans won’t have to wait long to see it in action. PSG will debut the kit during their Club World Cup opener against Atlético Madrid on June 15 in Los Angeles.
A new era, a new kit – PSG are dressing the part as they chase global glory.
