First images of Barcelona's next 'Black Mamba' jersey for 26/27

The collaboration between FC Barcelona and the clothing brand of the late Kobe Bryant, 'Black Mamba', continues. In recent hours, what appears to be the away shirt of the Blaugrana team for the 2026/27 season has been leaked.

The most curious thing is that Barça has not yet officially debuted with its second kit of the 2025/26 season, a striking golden shirt with violet and black details that incorporates the Kobe line logo, replacing the traditional Nike emblem, and a new design has already emerged to replace it.

However, while that clothing awaits its premiere in competition, the X (formerly Twitter) account 'Memorabilia', specialized in Barça shirts, has been responsible for revealing an image of the second kit.

Violet, gold and legacy: Barça aims to launch a shirt for history

In this sense, if the leaked kit is really the one that the Catalan team will use, it would be a complete beauty, as it is accompanied by notable particularities.

Thus, the away shirt of the Blaugrana team for the 2026/27 season merges legacy and avant-garde in a design that does not go unnoticed.

The elastic has a violet base—specifically the “Field Purple” used by the LA Lakers of the NBA, the team in which Kobe Bryan played— accompanied by golden details, in an apparent evocation of the greatness and competitive spirit of the basketball legend.

It should be remembered that this could be one of several designs, so, more than 9 months before the new season, we have to wait to see what other details emerge in relation to the new Barça away shirt.

The possible first Barça shirt for 25/26? It was also leaked

In this order of ideas, the supposed first Barça shirt for the 2026/27 season was also leaked a few days ago. The design, clearly not official, presents a Blaugrana elastic with only two vertical stripes of great thickness, one blue and one garnet, which evoke the characteristic essence of the club.

Now, the main novelty lies in the chromatic palette. The model could incorporate up to four different shades of blue and two variants of red, which provides visual depth. Compared to the shirt of the previous season, the set is slightly darker.

The 'shorts' and socks would follow that aesthetic line, both in uniform navy blue, with the logos in yellow as a prominent contrast. What the club would seek with this in its new kit is what it does every season, that is, to mark a different style, not only on the field of play, but also in the market.