Leeds United are wanting to be in the Premier League next season, with kit supplier Adidas surely eager to reap the rewards of a greater audience for their kits to be on show.
Forever, Leeds have been one of the big hitters in England and beyond when selling kits every season, bringing in more revenue than a lot of Premier League clubs through their sales.
Adidas haven’t yet been willing to give Leeds the benefits of ‘elite’ clubs in their partnership, but they will be well aware that a good Leeds strip will sell better than most in Europe.
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Who is manufacturing Leeds’ 25/26 kits?
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Back in October 2024, it was announced that Leeds’ long-term agreement to have Adidas as their kit supplier would be extended beyond this season.
Brought in to replace Kappa when Leeds were promoted back in 2020, they have remained in place ever since with a solid track record of kit designs ranging from nostalgic to more adventurous numbers.
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Will Red Bull continue to sponsor the Leeds kits?
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Notably, Leeds’ kits this season have been sponsored by Red Bull, sparking plenty of division amongst the fans – both in reviewing the aesthetic of two big red bulls on the front of a Leeds kit, as well as the connotations that the energy drinks manufacturer’s investment may have further down the line.
However, despite the 49ers being eager to expand their footballing empire to Rangers, there is no suggestion that Red Bull will be going anywhere, currently with a minority stake at Elland Road.
What leaks are there for Leeds’ 25/26 away kit?
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Footy Headlines have routinely been able to leak information on Leeds kits since the move to Adidas, and have already shared insight into next season’s renditions.
The away kit next season promises to be another popular one after this year’s nostalgic yellow piece, with Adidas said to be going with a classic blue colour.
If fans are hoping for a call-back to the iconic ‘Strongbow’ blue strip of the early 2000s, it may look somewhat different with white being the main accent colour rather than yellow.
What leaks are there for the Leeds 25/26 third kit?
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For the third kit, it looks as though Adidas have a black number lined up, according to the same outlet.
There are few details on what the kit may look like from a design perspective, nor what the accent colours may be either.
Leeds’ 22/23 third kit while in the Premier League was mostly black, but was a fairly unpopular design with grey vertical stripes, a central badge, orange detailing – and a woeful team wearing it.