In collaboration with adidas, Bayern Munich officially released the latest home jersey for the 2025/26 season on Tuesday (10 June). This modern design maintains the club's traditional identity.
It is predominantly red with white accents on the collar, sleeves and three iconic adidas stripes on the shoulders.
One of the most striking features is the large 'M' motif on the front, designed to resemble a glitch effect or sound waves.
As reported on the Versus page, this design uses the Adidas Tiro template and was developed with input from the Südkurve supporters' group. The group emphasised the importance of maintaining the red and white colour combination as the club's main identity.
The kit will be worn for the first time at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, when Bayern will face Auckland City in mid-June.
Alongside the standard version, the club has released a special edition bearing Thomas Müller's name and number, in recognition of his service, which will end this season.
"A special design for Thomas Müller and a fitting tribute to his last international tournament with Bayern Munich," wrote Bayern on their Instagram post.
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