Mamelodi Sundowns, in collaboration with sportswear giant Puma, have officially unveiled their new away kit for the upcoming 2026/27 season. The announcement, made today, August 6, 2026, introduces a strip that blends modern design with a significant nod to the club's recent success.
The new away jersey is presented in a bold royal blue, complemented by crisp white shorts and matching blue socks. A distinctive geometric chevron pattern, rendered in darker blue tones, radiates across the front of the jersey, designed to symbolize the powerful energy of the Sun. Bright yellow detailing provides contrast, highlighting the Puma logo and the primary sponsor, Ubuntu-Botho S&E, while the classic yellow and green club crest is prominently displayed on the chest.
Most notably, the jersey proudly features two stars positioned above the club crest. This significant addition commemorates Mamelodi Sundowns securing their second CAF Champions League title in May 2026, an achievement from the concluded 2025/26 season that solidifies their standing in African football.
The launch of the away kit is supported by a campaign titled "Fueled by the Sun." This initiative expresses how the club's sustained success is built upon an energetic brand of football and a philosophy characterized by fearless ambition, relentless intensity, and a winning mentality. Brett Bellinger, PUMA SA Marketing Director, articulated the inspiration behind the design.
"The new Away Kit is inspired by the powerful energy that defines Mamelodi Sundowns," stated Brett Bellinger. "It is a bold expression of the Masandawana spirit and embodies the Club's ambition and the momentum that drives every performance."
Fans eager to acquire the new kit will find the authentic player's version, featuring PUMA's ULTRAWEAVE fabric, priced at R2399. Replica jerseys for men and women will be available for R1299, with the kids' replica priced at R1199. The away shirt is scheduled to be available for purchase from August 13, 2026, at PUMA retail stores, PUMA.com, and other official stockists.

Thomas Danho Seke in action during the CAF Champions League semi-final. Photo: Wassime Mahjoub/IMAGO
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