Nike Total 90 football kits 2025/26: Every leaked and confirmed shirt so far

Nike Total 90 football kits 2025/26: Every leaked and confirmed shirt so far.

Nike is rolling back the years for the 2025/26 football season by reviving its famous Total 90 line, giving a retro twist to the new third shirts for its top clubs. While only one kit has been officially unveiled so far, the Mystery Shirt in a Box team have collated a series of reputable leaks to show you the full picture of what the T90 collection will look like across Europe and beyond. Here’s a round-up of everything confirmed and leaked.

Confirmed & leaked Nike Total 90 third kits 2025/26:

• Chelsea (official)

• Barcelona (official)

• PSG (official)

• Tottenham (leaked)

• Inter Milan (leaked)

• Atlético Madrid (leaked)

• Corinthians (leaked)

• Pumas UNAM (leaked)

Chelsea

Chelsea are the first club to reveal their Total 90 third kit, with Nike already releasing the Blues’ simplistic design. The kit sticks to a sleek black base, accented with metallic silver logos and touches of bright blue. 

Fans will no doubt be happy to see the return of the historic circular crest, a throwback to the club’s pre-Roman Abramovich era. This shirt officially hit shelves on 21st August 2025, setting the tone for the Total 90 relaunch.

Barcelona

Barcelona’s third strip for 2025/26 has been officially revealed, and it’s as daring as you’d expect. The kit is dominated by a vivid orange with dark navy details. A rectangular panel on the back lets player names and numbers stand out as much as the kit itself. 

The kit officially launched on the same day as Chelsea’s.

Paris Saint-Germain

PSG’s take on the Total 90 revival opts for a more refined colour selection. The shirt uses two contrasting shades of red, offset by navy blue tones across the shoulders and crest. It’s a subtle nod to the mid-2000s kits Nike once produced for the Parisians, but modernised through the sharper panelling of the Total 90 revival. 

Though yet to be released, this one has been consistently leaked by trusted sources.

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs’ leaked third kit brings yellow back to the North London club for the first time in five years. The shirt uses darker navy and sky-blue accents to give it depth, while also reviving a crest design last seen in the early 2000s.

The kit hasn’t yet been officially revealed by Tottenham, though expect it to come out sooner rather than later.

Inter Milan

Inter’s new third shirt has already appeared in some stores ahead of its release, leaving no doubt about its authenticity. It has a navy patterned background with orange logos and trim, creating a look that feels both modern and unmistakably linked to the Total 90 identity. 

Expect Inter’s design to be one of the more popular retail sellers when the full collection arrives.

Atletico Madrid

For Atlético Madrid, Nike has chosen a bright blue base paired with red and white detailing. The palette echoes a previous Atleti third shirt from the early 2020s but reinterpreted through the retro template. Early images also show a distinctive T90 mark inside the collar, tying the shirt directly to the revival. 

This kit is widely expected to drop before the end of August.

Corinthians

Nike hasn’t limited the T90 reboot to Europe. Brazilian giants Corinthians are also involved, with their leaked third kit showing a sharp black base combined with orange logos and accents. 

The colour choice complements the club’s traditional palette while still standing out as a Total 90 special edition.

Pumas UNAM

Mexico’s Pumas UNAM will make history with their third shirt, which leaks suggest will be the club’s first ever in a bright green colourway, with navy blue detailing throughout. For a team so often associated with gold and white, the shift to green ensures Pumas’ entry into the Total 90 collection will be one of the most talked-about.

The 2025/26 season is shaping up to be one of Nike’s boldest in years thanks to the Total 90 third kit revival. Whether it’s Chelsea’s officially released black and silver design, Tottenham’s surprise return to yellow, or Pumas’ first ever green shirt, each club has put its own spin on the retro template. 

With most of the collection expected to launch soon, fans won’t have long to wait before these kits hit stores.

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