The 2025/26 Portsmouth home strip... It's finally here!
Priced at £59.95 for adults, £44.95 for juniors and £29.95 for infants, the new Pompey home kit is manufactured by Nike for an 8th consecutive season.
"Sustainability is woven into every detail, with the shirt made from 100% recycled polyester as part of Nike's 'Move To Zero' initiative."
Sales went live online and in the official club store on Anson Road, Fratton at 9am this morning (July 18th). Jay Sadler's Portsmouth Women side will also wear the same home kit design for their upcoming WSL2 campaign but with blue shorts and socks instead of the traditional white shorts and red socks, which the men's team will showcase.
In the official club statement for the kit reveal, defender Regan Poole said: "I think it looks really smart and it's so comfortable. I can't wait to wear the kit at a packed Fratton Park throughout the new season."
Conor Shaughnessy, Hannah Coan and Izzy Collins were also present for the promotional shoot for the new kit.
The Portsmouth Football Club website describes the new shirt as "made for supporters who wear their passion proudly.
"The iconic royal blue base returns, refreshed with a striking drench blue dotted wave pattern that flows across the front and lower back - a visual nod to our coastal identity.
"Finishing touches come in the form of platinum and white detailing on the sleeve cuffs and side panels - clean, confident and unmistakenly Pompey."
Local broadband provider BeeBu continues as the club's sleeve sponsor while the University of Portsmouth remains as the main club partner and taking centre stage on the front of the shirts.
Meanwhile, Richmond Motor Group is back on the men's shorts and there's a new name on the back in the form of Aura.com.
It is anticipated that last season's kits will continue to be worn throughout pre-season with the new home strip making its debut at the Kassam Stadium on August 9th, when the Blues take on Oxford United and embark on the new Championship campaign.
There is currently no official word regarding the club's 2025/26 away and third strips, though they are expected to release in the coming weeks.
The men's squad numbers for the forthcoming campaign have also been revealed and there's no place on the list for either Abdoulaye Kamara or Matt Ritchie, who have both been told in recent weeks that they are free to leave the club this summer, per reports from various local news outlets.
Defender Tom McIntyre, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Charlton Athletic in League One, has also not been given a squad number for 2025/26.
1. Nicolas Schmid
2. Jordan Williams
3. Connor Ogilvie
5. Regan Poole
6. Conor Shaughnessy
7. Marlon Pack
8. John Swift
9. Colby Bishop
10. Adrian Segečić
12. Pompey Fans
14. Hayden Matthews
17. Ibane Bowat
19. Jacob Farrell
20. Thomas Waddingham
21. Andre Dozzell
22. Zak Swanson
23. Josh Murphy
24. Terry Devlin
28. Reuben Swann
29. Harvey Blair
30. Ben Killip
31. Jordan Archer
32. Paddy Lane
33. Toby Steward (currently on loan at St Johnstone)
41. Harry Clout
49. Callum Lang
Pompey boss John Mousinho has this week informed Portsmouth News that the club's next big focus in the summer transfer window is a right-winger, following the arrival of 30-year-old midfielder John Swift earlier in the week.
The number 11 shirt remains free for a new signing to come in and claim.
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