A big hitter, two Spanish sides and two unknowns lead the pack in the race for the best away shirts of the 2025/26 season.
A club you've probably never heard of are now firmly on our radar after dropping this long-sleeved number earlier in the summer. The Danish first division side produced a number of eye-catching shirts in the 80s and 90s before falling comically off a clobber cliff in the 00s when, funnily enough, Puma first began manufacturing their shirts. Puma looks to right previous wrongs this time, though, and we're all too happy to forgive. If you're after a rare modern shirt this summer, then this surely ticks all the boxes.
Torino are in their sixth year of a partnership with Joma that has so far yielded very little in the way of quality shirts. Until now that is. Torino's home shirts have had Suzuki as their lead sponsor since 2018 but until this season the shirts have been spoiled by a secondary front of kit sponsor overcrowding matters. This time Torino have simplified things and it's their best shirt in arguably decades. It's great to have one of the more underrated teams back in the mix when it comes to kit design.
Espanyol have gone sponsorless for the first time in five years and let the shirts speak for themselves. The minimalist look has sparked praise across Europe as fans hoover up shirts they deem wearable beyond the football pitch. This beige Kelme number is enhanced by navy blue accents on the cuffs, collar, and logos, creating a look that’s both stylish and versatile. It's got the potential to be a good investment for collectors looking to buy timeless assets.
Unión Deportiva Almería are a whisker away from claiming top spot in our best away shirts of the season countdown. Weeks after announcing a new multi-year partnership with Macron, they released this showstopper of a shirt that dives deep into the club’s Andalusian roots. At the heart of its undeniable beauty is a tribute to the ceramic tradition that flows through the Andalusian region as well as across the shirt. The ceramic craftsmanship found across the region is also touched upon in the shirt's launch, shot on location in the historic ceramic village of Níjar.
Venezia's away shirt — already sold out in every size — has proved to be a revelation this summer and strengthens the club's reputation as the team with the best shirts in the game. While many clubs look to couture to inspire kit culture, Venezia seem to always be one step ahead. This away shirt comes in two versions - one sponsorless, one match edition advertising Cyar Spritz. While most fans usually flock towards any top-flight shirt that is released without a sponsor, the match edition version of this shirt is our pick of the two here. The sponsor complements the aesthetic instead of clashing with it. For us, this shirt is a future collectible, and if you haven't already, you should pick it up the next time the club shop drop it.
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