Tottenham Hotspur and Nike have released the North London club’s home shirt for the 2025/26 Premier League and WSL campaigns.

The UEFA Europa League champions have opted for a centred badge on a home shirt for the first time since 1985, something that they’ve gone for a number of times on away and third shirts recently – perhaps most notably the yellow shirt worn on Gareth Bale’s historic return.

It’s also a move away from the navy sleeves from last season – but it does include a unique design across the shoulders – similar to the straps of a backpack – and this continues onto the back.

It also marks yet another year of the fans’ pleas to make the sponsor anything but red, with a huge ‘AIA’ logo emblazoned, as always, on the front.

The club boasted, via the official press release: “The new Home Kit retains the navy sleeves of last season (PlayStyles: No it doesn’t. Look at it.), blending with a grey and ashen slate pattern under the arm, while the traditional lilywhite base forms the outer part of the sleeve.

“The 2025/26 Home Kit pushes the boundaries of performance tech with an experimental edge and tough design.”

Whatever that means.

The release included a look to the future, with young stars Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray joining the less-young-but-still-young Micky van de Ven and still-relatively-young Dejan Kulusevski.

They’re joined by women’s stars Amanda Nildén and Bethany England.

The away shirt is expected to be released soon, and the leaked images suggest that it’s going to be a mostly black shirt with white detailing. It looks good.