AC Milan have unveiled their 2026 fourth kit in collaboration with global sports brand PUMA and Italian cultural institution Slam Jam. The kit reinterprets the Rossoneri identity through a modern lens, fusing football heritage with contemporary culture.
Built around the theme “Benvenuti all’Inferno,” the release connects the club’s history to its present, channeling AC Milan’s bold spirit and fan intensity into a striking visual statement.
The AC Mila x PUMA x Slam Jam 2026 fourth kit design concept draws directly from the club’s founding declaration, “We will be a team of Devils,” which inspired the use of AC Milan’s signature devil symbol. This element, derived from original sketches by designer Bruno Prosdocimi, takes center stage across the jersey’s front and back.
Hidden details within the lining of the limited-edition version reinforce the “Inferno” theme, designed to capture the unity between supporters, players, and the stadium. The kit reflects moments when that fusion of passion and competition defines what it means to be Milan.
AC Milan’s 2026 fourth kit will be released in two versions and colourways: deep red and sleek silver. The deep red jersey strikes a timeless note for outfield players, while the silver version, reflecting Slam Jam’s modern aesthetic, pays tribute to historical AC Milan tones.
Both designs feature bold black detailing and the traditional red‑and‑black club crest. The collection embodies versatility—bridging the competitive identity of Serie A football with the streetwear sensibility that reflects AC Milan’s global cultural presence.
The fourth kit’s on‑pitch debut took place during Sunday’s Italian Serie A loss to Parma, with the deep‑red version worn by players before a home crowd. Its follow‑up appearances are scheduled for the upcoming Serie A match against Torino in March and by AC Milan’s Women’s First Team versus Como Women.
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