The 2025 Club World Cup is just around the corner, and while most conversations revolve around team rosters, international stars, and each squad’s chances, fans are also paying close attention to something equally exciting: the jerseys. This year’s tournament, the first to feature a 32-team format, will showcase bold, symbolic designs that blend nostalgia with modern flair.

A major sportswear brand hosted a launch event in Los Angeles, revealing the new kits of PSG, Atlético de Madrid, Chelsea, and Inter Milan. The star-studded presentation featured football legends Ronaldinho, Fernando Torres, Didier Drogba, and Ronaldo Nazario, and the visuals quickly went viral, underscoring how deeply football shirts are tied to club identity.

Jerseys That Connect Past, Present, and Culture

Real Madrid is set to wear a classic yet emotional design. The iconic white remains the base, now accented by two yellow stripes running down the sides — a clear tribute to the 2009/10 season, the same year Cristiano Ronaldo joined the club. This nod to the past is meant to bridge generations of fans with a golden era of success.

Inter Miami, co-owned by David Beckham, introduces a bold alternate kit that blends blue — representing the ocean and beaches of Miami — with the franchise’s signature pink. The jersey aims to reflect the city’s vibrant energy and youthful spirit, especially since Lionel Messi’s arrival has taken the club to new heights.

Bayern Munich adds a local twist to its traditional red and white kit. A large stylized “M” appears on the chest, symbolizing Munich itself and highlighting the club’s deep ties to its hometown. Stars like Harry Kane, Jamal Musiala, and Michael Olise will debut the shirt in their opening match against Auckland City.

Manchester City brings back a familiar element: a white sash across the chest. This time, it’s presented with an artistic flair, resembling a brushstroke that modernizes the look while honoring tradition.

Borussia Dortmund’s new kit takes inspiration from bees — a symbol closely linked to the city. The shirt features a hand-crafted honeycomb pattern with watercolor tones, blending cultural heritage and creative design.

Boca Juniors celebrates its 120th anniversary with a special edition shirt in traditional blue and yellow. A commemorative badge over the heart and the year “1905” on the neck pay homage to the club’s historic roots.

River Plate stays true to its iconic red diagonal sash on white, but introduces modern touches like black wavy lines on the sides and red detailing on the collar and sleeves. The three red stripes on the sleeves now run horizontally, while the sash returns to the back, preserving tradition with a refreshed look.

These jerseys will make their official debut on Saturday, June 14, when Inter Miami faces Al-Ahly in the tournament’s opening match. Football and fashion are set to shine in a global showcase full of passion — on and off the pitch.