New Leaks Reveal Details of Manchester City's 2027/28 Home, Away, and Third Kits

New Leaks Reveal Details of Manchester City's 2027/28 Home, Away, and Third Kits Domestic football may be paused for another set of international fixtures, but all is not lost as kit rumour season returns to full swing. Even with Enzo Maresca’s name barely dry on the manager’s office door, concrete rumours about next season’s shirts have begun to circulate. A fresh report has now shed light on the full trio of Manchester City ’s planned designs for 2027/28 as Puma move to begin production on a set of eye-catching designs aimed at a variety of global markets. This news reaffirms earlier suggestions that the club will nod to its history for its home and away shirts, before a more modern - and likely more divisive - direction for the third edition. Puma, who are well into their long-term spell as the club’s kit supplier, look set to continue the trend of drawing on retro inspiration. According to the information of  Footy Headlines , Puma’s new range celebrates memorable chapters from the club’s past. As previously reported, the upcoming Manchester City 2027/28 home kit is expected to pay homage to the record-breaking 100-point ’Centurions’ campaign of 2017/18, pairing a classic sky blue base with dark navy logos and white and gold detailing to echo the clean aesthetic worn during that season. Also reported earlier this Autumn, the new 2027/28 away kit draws its inspiration from Oasis’ heyday in the mid-1990s as a crisp white base is expected to be decorated with thin navy pinstripes down the front and sleeves, while navy branding on both the Puma logo and the club crest completes an understated two-tone look that is a reference to a popular 1993-95 jersey. Rounding off the latest range, the club's third shirt is where the picture becomes less clear as current reports suggest Manchester City’s 2027/28 third kit will be ’Ultra Blue’ - a rich, deep shade that harks back to the darker blues worn in the club’s early history - paired with a more futuristic design approach. That represents a u-turn from previous reports of a bold neon yellow design . As things stand, it is unclear whether the neon yellow concept has been reworked into another shirt or dropped altogether. All three kits are scheduled to roll out one by one across the summer of 2027 as Manchester City prepare for another season. In the meantime, these early leaks offer an intriguing preview of what lies ahead off the pitch.