Six years since we last saw it, Los Blancos return in pink.
For only the third time in the club’s history, adidas has dropped the shade on the latest Real Madrid away kit.
Inspired by Latin America, here’s what’s making the new look stand out for the right reasons.
Crafted by culture
When the first Real Madrid pink landed in the 2014-15 season, it was iconic. Repped by the famous trio of Bale, Benzema and Cristiano – dubbed BBC – up top, the away kit put the world of football on notice.
Following a more muted pink in the 2020-21 season, adidas return to the vibrant shade for 26/27 with a Wild Pink tone across the shirt, shorts and socks.
But there’s way more to it than just the colour. On the shirt, a subtle geometric print created using dotted lines pays tribute to Latin American aesthetics and craftsmanship. At the nape, a retro RMCF wordmark ties in the with the tonal pattern.
Featuring thick white trims on the V-neck collar and short sleeve cuffs, it’s signed off with the 3-Stripes, Performance logo and legendary Real Madrid crest.
Built to perform
As with all adidas kits, the recycled fabric is light and breathable for unrestricted movement and comfort.
For fans, CLIMACOOL tech removes sweat, dries fast and cools you down. While the player edition delivers advanced cooling technology thanks to CLIMACOOL+ – ready for high-pressure moments.
From the pitch to festivals, we think we’ll be seeing this Madrid kit everywhere.
