Video: Milan unveil 2025-26 home kit

Serie A giants Milan have unveiled their home kit for the 2025-26 campaign.

Milan showed their new kit for next season on social media on Thursday morning.

“AC Milan and global sports brand PUMA are delighted to unveil the highly anticipated Home kit of the Rossoneri for the 2025/26 season, characterized by a design that wants to pay tribute to one of the historic symbols of the Club,” the Rossoneri said in a statement.

THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS 🔴😈⚫️

Introducing the 25/26 #ACMilan x @pumafootball Home Kit. Available now.
#SempreMilan pic.twitter.com/PksbJ0OJgX

— AC Milan (@acmilan) May 22, 2025

“Coined by founder Herbert Kilpin in 1899, his vision for the Club was to be a “team of devils”, stating “Our colors will be red like flames and black to invoke fear in our opponents.” The symbol of the devil has since become a distinctive feature of the Club, recognized by supporters around the world. Kilpin’s dream ultimately came to life, laying the foundations for a legacy that has continued to grow for 125 years and counting.

“In the new 2025/26 Home kit, the iconic red and black is adorned with flames across the stripes, and a fiery red crest, providing a modern interpretation of the Club’s historic roots and culminating in one hell of a kit for players and fans alike.

“The Rossoneri will wear the new jersey for the first time on Saturday, during the last home game of the season against Monza.”

Unfortunately, neither the Rossoneri nor their regional opponents will have anything to play for. Milan can’t qualify for any European competition, while the Brianzoli were relegated to Serie B weeks ago.

“The new Home kit reflects the Club’s heritage through a design that builds on our traditions while introducing subtle elements of innovation,” said Maikel Oettle, Chief Commercial Officer of Milan.

“It draws inspiration from the legacy of our colours and symbols, continuing the stylistic direction developed with PUMA over the past few seasons. The result is a kit that combines tradition and innovation in a coherent way, while remaining true to our roots.”

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