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Taking our eyes off the World Cup for just a brief second, and the new Premier League fixtures were released today. Tottenham Hotspur, along with technical partners Nike saw this as the perfect time to reveal the club’s new home and away kits for the coming campaign, and you can see why. Spurs have endured a torrid couple of seasons, barely escaping relegation in the latest. But with their survival confirmed on the last day of the season, there’s a renewed sense of optimism under De Zerbi. And new kits are a tangible representation of a fresh start.

If we’re taking the new designs as an analogy of how the team will perform in any sense (bare with me…) then fans may be a bit disappointed with the new home shirt. We say “new” because, of course, it is, but when you get down to it, there’s not much new about it. White with navy accents, it’s unmistakably a Spurs shirt – but it feels a bit uninspiring. And so fans will hope performances on the pitch are more like the away shirt.

For all the safety and tradition of the home shirt, the Spurs away shirt lets the shackles off. It’s a vibrant, contemporary look inspired by Tottenham’s “cultural diversity and urban street style” (I’ll take your word for it, Spurs). With a dark navy body, the front of the shirt flashes with an almost iridescent flow of stripes intersecting right across the front. This one feels in the mould of the 21/22 season away shirt: it’s bold and comes almost with a sense of a prematch shirt rather than an on-pitch away shirt. And fans will want to see bold and adventurous play in keeping with this design ethos and my poorly formed analogy. But there you go. Boring home, exciting away – sure Spurs fans would take that style of play for the season.

The shirt arrives with a vibrant yellow base, a colour that instantly pulls Spurs away from their traditional ‘Lilywhites’ palette, yet a familiar face to those that really know ball. The yellow is paired with deep navy detailing that runs through the collar and sleeve cuffs. A vintage club crest, one that hasn't been seen on a Spur's shirt since 2006, sits cleanly on the centre of the chest in classic T90 fashion, stitched in navy to tie in with the wider detailing. A subtle nod to club history. The aesthetic echoes a feel of the club’s 20/21 third kit, but with sharper execution and a touch of retro that we all love to see. The familiar AIA logo remains front and centre, marking over a decade as Tottenham’s shirt sponsor, sitting neatly in navy to contrast the bold yellow canvas.

Tottenham’s third shirt is always a space for experimentation, and this drop delivers exactly that. This is T90 revived fused with the club’s innovative attitude. A perfect look for the new season of the Premier League.

Europa League champions Tottenham Hotspur are bringing fresh vibes to the pitch with a brand-new away kit for 25/26. The new threads will be the first black Spurs away kit in over decade, paying tribute to that iconic 14/15 jersey that looked too clean in the Prem. This season’s jersey draws inspiration from London’s iconic nightscape, pairing tonal blacks with subtle grey detailing and crisp white branding to reimagine the English capital’s midnight aesthetic.

The kit lands with a striking all-black design, engineered for speed and crafted for stealth. It arrives under the banner ‘In Darkness We Dare’ – a bold twist on the club’s esteemed motto as they mark Spurs’ return to Champions League away nights. This time, Nike level up a minimalistic black aesthetic, using a unique square-tile pattern subtly featuring the letters ‘SPURS’ – a nod to their established nickname. Grey trimming around the collar completes this next-gen minimalism aesthetic, setting Spurs on their way to the future.

The launch is backed by a campaign film featuring star players Dominic Solanke and Ella Morris, who glitch from Hotspur way to a floodlit ground – embodying the energy of European nights. The Lilywhites are going to be bringing a whole new aura to Champions League away nights next season.

The Europa League champions reveal their new home kit for the 25/26 season from Nike. Taking cues from last season’s aesthetic, the new design keeps the navy sleeves but adds a fresh dimension underneath, introducing a tonal grey and ashen slate pattern that runs beneath the arm — a subtle shift, but one that adds texture and presence to the silhouette. It’s a reimagined take on a timeless template: sharp contrasts, minimal fuss, and built for battle. The iconic lilywhite body, untouched and unapologetic, remains at the core.

Sitting proudly at the centre of the chest, both the Club crest and Nike Swoosh hold their ground in symmetrical alignment — a reminder of Spurs’ unwavering identity and its ongoing partnership with the American sportswear giant.

But this kit isn’t just about cloth and colour. Its launch arrives with a cinematic moment of pure North London energy, as legendary former captain Ledley King takes centre stage in a powerful new film. More than just a promo, it’s a rallying cry.

In a stirring performance, King leads fans — and players alike — in a vow of allegiance to the badge. It’s a spine-tingling moment steeped in authenticity, backed by appearances from the current guard: Micky van de Ven, Archie Gray, Dejan Kulusevski, Lucas Bergvall, Bethany England, and Amanda Nildén. The message is clear — this isn’t just a shirt. It’s a symbol. A statement. A promise.

Following on from the reveal of the club’s new home shirt for the 24/25 season, Tottenham Hotspur have now revealed their new away shirt from Nike, with a design that throws back to the away shirt worn in the early 80s. The light blue stripes bring back a pattern that is synonymous with away kits from some of the most iconic eras in the Club’s history.

The Club crest is moved to a central position on the chest, offering a contemporary take on the OG layout. The sleeves and neckline include a yellow and white tape which runs as a consistent theme through all of this season’s jerseys.

An accompanying 80s-inspired campaign film, shot on location in North London, guest stars digital creator and lifelong Spurs fan, Danny Aarons, alongside a host of current players from the Men’s and Women’s teams.

Danny Aarons said: “As a Spurs fan, I love it when we go for classic inspiration in our kits. I remember seeing the blue stripe on the away kit when I was a kid, and it’s so good to see the design updated for today. This is iconic Spurs Away for me – and I can’t wait to see it out on the pitch next season.”

With emphasis on the sleeves, Nike have unveiled the new Tottenham Hotspur home shirt for the 24/25 season, which brings the navy accents common in Spurs kits into far more prominence.