Real Madrid will wear a brand-new home kit at the Club World Cup in the U.S., following the unveiling of their uniform for the 2025/26 season.

A kit inspired by past uniforms

Manufactured by Adidas, the German sportswear giant, the kit includes yellow, light gray, and black accents, with the club's sponsors in brown: HP on the sleeve and Emirates on the front.

The design honors the jerseys Real Madrid wore during the 2009-10 and 2015-16 seasons, merging historical elements with modern style.

When will Real Madrid debut their kit?

The kit will make its first appearance on June 18, when Real Madrid faces Al Hilal from Saudi Arabia in their Club World Cup opening match.

The Group H game in Miami may feature debuts from new signings Trent Alexander-Arnold, Dean Huijsen, and Álvaro Carreras, who could wear the new kit for the first time.

This inaugural 32-team Club World Cup offers Real Madrid key opportunities: winning the new trophy as the first club, recovering from a challenging season, launching Xabi Alonso's coaching era successfully, and earning a substantial nine-figure prize.

What about Real Madrid's other 2025/26 kits?

The second and third kits will be officially revealed later, but leaks are already available.

As reported by the expert site Footy Headlines, the away kit will be navy blue with lines inspired by the new Santiago Bernabéu stadium's design, while the third kit is anticipated to feature a lighter blue shade with white accents and logos.