A new color and a different club emblem
Footy Headlines says its reader ohcaar has obtained all three upcoming shirts. The third jersey introduces an unprecedented auburn brown base, contrasted with royal blue Adidas three-stripe detailing.
Rather than the usual club crest, the shirt features a prominent "Águilas" wordmark in the center. Its design draws on Club América's eagle emblem from 1984.
Two approaches to the 1994-96 design
The remakes revisit the same 1994-96 template in different ways. One reproduces the colorful geometric pattern and vintage Coca-Cola sponsorship, while the blackout version uses tonal graphics and retro Club América imagery.
The original home shirt combined Adidas's "diamond" template with a centrally placed crest and Coca-Cola branding. It is widely regarded as one of soccer's greatest shirts, with Cult Kits ranking it among the game's best. Germany was the most notable of several other teams to wear the template.
The design also resurfaced during Nike's time as Club América's supplier. Nike referenced the 1994 shirt in several kits, including the club's 2017 home and away jerseys.
Adidas's return and its wider remake plans
Adidas previously supplied Club América in the 1980s and 1990s. The companies announced a new multi-year agreement on February 21, 2025, making Adidas the official kit supplier for the 2025-26 season. The club began wearing Adidas in July 2025, ending roughly 25 years with Nike.
Club América plays its home games at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. Cult Kits describes it as the most successful club team in Mexican history.
The leaked remakes come as Adidas prepares a broader reissue program for 2027. According to Footy Headlines, the company plans a large-scale release of historically accurate kits for its elite clubs and will also expand the program to traditional local and non-elite teams. Nineteen teams are already confirmed to receive remakes.
