Tottenham Hotspur’s next away kit could look very different from recent years, with early details pointing towards a bold colour combination and a distinctive change to the club crest.
Tottenham Hotspur are currently in the middle of a major rebuild after finishing just one place above relegation in each of the last two seasons.
Having helped Spurs avoid relegation last season, the club are now heavily backing Roberto De Zerbi, with £237m already committed to his preferred signings this summer.
That figure could even approach £400m in the coming days, as Spurs look to complete the signings of Savinho and Omar Marmoush, with the former now awaiting an official announcement from the club.
There is already a feeling that the Italian could be the man to lead Tottenham towards silverware in the future, particularly given how easily the club have attracted top players who are keen to work under him.
De Zerbi himself has made it clear that winning trophies is his target, and supporters will hope there are plenty to come during his time in North London.
Tottenham’s 27/28 away kit colours leaked
Spurs Web has brought supporters early leaks of Tottenham kits in previous seasons, and we already have our first glimpse of what could be in store for the 2027/28 campaign.
According to Footy Headlines, the away shirt will have a predominantly black base, with Platinum Violet and Jersey Gold used for the detailing.
The gold colour is expected to feature heavily across the branding, including the Nike Swoosh and, most notably, Tottenham’s classic interlocking THFC monogram, which is set to replace the club’s usual cockerel badge.
The final graphic design of the shirt has not yet been revealed, but the kit is expected to be released in summer 2027.
Tottenham are also set for another major kit change
There is another significant change coming to Tottenham’s shirts after the 2026/27 season, and it is one supporters have been asking about for some time.
AIA’s sponsorship of Spurs’ match shirts is set to end after the 2026/27 campaign, bringing an end to more than a decade of the insurance company’s red letters on Tottenham’s iconic white shirts.
The partnership, which began in 2013, will instead see AIA become Tottenham’s Global Training Partner from the 2027/28 season, with its branding moving to training wear and coaches’ apparel.