Círio de Nazaré, Rua de Fogo and Manto da Massa lead week's launches

Círio de Nazaré, Rua de Fogo and Manto da Massa lead week's launches European clubs, and especially Brazilian ones, kept the week busy with the release of new kits. In recent days, we’ve seen shirts with a wide range of inspirations, from supporters’ celebrations to one of the biggest religious festivities in the world. Check out a roundup of the latest releases below and let us know in the comments which one is your favorite: Atlético-MG Galo’s new third shirt pays tribute to the traditional Rua de Fogo, a celebration created by the club’s fans to welcome the team bus before decisive matches. It features different shades of orange to evoke the flames and the atmosphere created by the supporters. Click here for more details . Flamengo The winner of the “Manto da Nação” contest includes references to the city of Lima, Peru, where Flamengo won two Libertadores titles, including last year’s. The shirt is sold in a limited edition and features off-white as the base on the front, with brown on the sleeves and back. Click here for more details . Vasco, Remo, Paysandu and Tuna Luso Vasco, Remo, Paysandu and Tuna Luso officially unveiled their new commemorative shirts dedicated to the Círio de Nazaré. Each team developed its own design, preserving its visual identity while drawing on symbols and striking elements of the celebration. Click here for more details . Stuttgart The German club launched the shirts that will be worn exclusively in this season’s Champions League. The home shirt features the club’s traditional design, with a white base and a red horizontal chest band. The away shirt reverses the colors. Click here for more details . Wolverhampton Wolverhampton officially unveiled its new third shirt for the season, celebrating the club’s 150 years of history. It completes the “Alchemy of 1877” trilogy and features black as the dominant color. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.