The best Away jerseys of the 2025/26 Serie A season Tradition, innovation and striking designs
An Away kit can be elegant and traditional without necessarily falling into banality. In other cases, it can be innovative and provocative, sparking the anger of fans who feel betrayed. Sometimes an away shirt can draw on a team’s history and, with the introduction of new graphic elements, make it more contemporary. Or it can represent a total break with the past through the introduction of patterns or colors that had never been associated with the club before.
The Away jerseys of the 2025/26 Serie A season meet all these criteria, with brands that sometimes embraced tradition—occasionally venturing into nostalgia—while in other cases daring successfully to deliver a new take on patterns and color solutions.
AC Milan
The Diavoletto officially returns on an AC Milan jersey. PUMA has reintroduced the historic crest of the Rossoneri, which first appeared in the 1981/82 season, naturally using the club’s official colors: red for the silhouette, black for the details, and to enhance the star. The shirt is solid white, as per the club’s tradition, enlivened by bold red and black accents that enhance its visual dynamism. A new design that blends heritage and innovation, giving life to an infernal kit.
Atalanta
New Balance has also opted for a historic crest on the Away jersey: the golden silhouette of Atalanta running, a timeless symbol of the Bergamo's squad history introduced for the first time in 1963, reinterpreted elegantly on this white kit with incomplete vertical stripes that emerge from the upper front and lower back.
Fiorentina
With a surprise move, Kappa has created two Away kits for Fiorentina: one for the men’s team and one for the women’s team. Both are inspired by the façade of the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella but feature different patterns. The men’s shirt is characterized by concentric circles radiating from the central crest, enriched with purple details. The women’s version, instead, draws inspiration from the geometric motifs of the Basilica: the rectangles framing the central rose window are reproduced on the kit, enhanced by pink inserts on the sleeves recalling the marbles of the Cathedral.
Lazio
White returns as the main color of Lazio’s Away kit for the first time since the 2021/22 season, after Mizuno had so far chosen this tone for third kits or commemorative versions. In this edition, a refined off-white shades the shirt, enriched by a raised front pattern inspired by Piazza del Campidoglio—a tribute to timeless beauty. The V-neck collar and cuffs, enhanced by elegant dark slate inserts, create a refined and strong visual contrast, perfectly echoed in the matching shorts of the same dark shade.
Genoa
The new Away jersey of Genoa, designed by Kappa, is an instant classic, an aesthetic masterpiece dominated by the Cross of Saint George, the historic symbol of the Republic of Genoa, returning to Genoa’s shirt after its appearance on the third kit of the 2019/20 season. The white jersey features the red cross on the front and gold details on the collar, sleeve trims, Kappa logo, and the embossed Griffin.
Parma
How do you reinterpret an iconic design? PUMA answered this question by reworking Parma’s classic yellow and blue horizontal band scheme with a graphic element that visually captures the passion of the fans. Specifically, it features a sound wave reproduced inside the blue bands, using a darker shade.
Pisa
The new Away kit of Pisa, designed by adidas, comes in yellow, one of the symbolic colors of the city, particularly its province. Printed inside the collar is a famous line from the club’s official anthem: "Dalla Cittadella fino al Mar", "From the city to the sea", testifying that Pisa is supported everywhere, not only at home. The design is completed with a black crew-neck collar, the same color used to outline the Teamgeist, while the three stripes are blue.
Napoli
Tradition is the common thread of Napoli’s new Away jersey: a white shirt with gold details, enriched with a pattern celebrating Neapolitan culture: from the mask of Pulcinella to the Sacred Heart, from the Monaciello and San Gennaro to garlic heads, the lucky horn, and the the Asso di Bastoni. The collar features a double crew-neck design, while on the back the writing "Proud to be Napoli" stands out.
Torino
Granata-colored veins on the sleeves and side stripes, a tribute to the tradition of Turin’s marble masters, enrich Torino’s new Away jersey by Joma. A raised texture decorates both front and back, while inside the neckline—echoing the granata veins—appears the claim “Sei tutto per me” (“You are everything to me”). On the back stand out the writing “TORINO FC 1906” and iconic city symbols, such as the Mole Antonelliana and stylized arcades, with players’ numbers embossed thanks to the Matt Gloss technique.
