👕 Brazilian giants unveil new kits, see highlights and have your say

Powered by👕 Brazilian giants unveil new kits, see highlights and have your sayOneFootballFri, January 23, 2026 at 8:48 PM UTC·4 min readFriday has arrived and, as it has become a tradition, OneFootball recalls the main jersey releases of the past seven days. In Brazil, some giants of national football have launched their new uniforms. Abroad, some clubs are betting on "boldness" as the hallmark of their jerseys. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSo, check out the summary of the week's releases below and leave your opinion in the comments!🔴⚫ FlamengoThe current Brazilian and Libertadores champion, the Rubro-Negro launched its main jersey for 2026. Compared to the previous model, the traditional horizontal red and black stripes are thicker. There are only two red stripes and the return of the black polo collar, but with red trims at the edges. Photo: Disclosure💢 Vasco da GamaStill in Rio de Janeiro, the Cruz-Maltino launched its "home and away" jerseys. It is the first uniform in partnership with Nike, replacing Kappa. The main jersey is black with the traditional white diagonal stripe, but with a wavy design. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe coordinates "22°53'27.2"S,43°13'41.9"W" are on the inside of the collar, referring to the location of the São Januário Stadium. Photo: DisclosureVasco also launched its white jersey for 2026. The away model is the opposite of the main one, that is, with a white base and black diagonal stripe. The round collar - a characteristic of Nike uniforms - is black, as well as the sleeve edge. Photo: Disclosure🟢 PalmeirasThe Verdão also launched its "home and away" uniforms for 2026. In the main jersey, the traditional green color is the protagonist, but with sublimated green and red stripes on the sides, clearly referencing the club's Italian roots. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe collar has a unique hybrid "U" shape, with thin green and red lines at the front - another obvious reference to Italy. Photo: DisclosurePalmeiras' away jersey is white with an elegant polo collar featuring the three colors of Italy (green, white, and red). Both in the main and away uniforms, a small Italian flag is positioned below the collar on the back. Photo: Disclosure🔵 CruzeiroThe Raposa also launched its new main jersey for the 2026 season. Returning to the Copa Libertadores, Cruzeiro and Adidas drew inspiration from the uniform of the 1976 continental title. On the 50th anniversary of their first Libertadores win, the focus is on a modern reinterpretation of the historic campaign's look. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe jersey features blue as the predominant color, with a "V" collar and Adidas' three stripes on the shoulders in a slightly darker blue. Photo: Disclosure🦁👴 Fortaleza and CearáThe archrivals launched their away uniforms for the 2026 season. In partnership with Volt Sport, Fortaleza presented the "Glória," created to exalt the history, identity, and values that connect the club to its fans. The jersey is in "off white" tone, with well-defined details in blue, red, and gold. The gold adds an elegant touch to the piece, also on the sleeve edges. Photo: DisclosureCeará's away jersey is white with a black arc on the body. The collar is white, as are the cuffs. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementOn the nape, the outline of the shield.💚 ChapecoenseChape is back in the Série A of the Brasileirão and, in partnership with Kappa, presented the new goalkeeper jersey. The piece is a tribute to the Italian team Torino - which became a "brother" to Chapecoense after the tragic plane crash in 2016 in Colombia, which claimed the lives of the club's squad that was going to play the Copa Sudamericana final against Atlético Nacional. Torino also has a history of an air tragedy, which occurred in 1949. Photo: DisclosurePreviously, in December 2025, Chapecoense presented the field uniform, which pays homage to Atlético Nacional.🟢🔴 PortuguesaThe traditional Lusa launched its main and reserve uniforms for the 2026 s.