Other Clubs: jerseys from around the world
The Other Clubs page brings together shirts, tracksuits, and jackets from clubs outside the five major European leagues: Portugal, Netherlands, Brazil, Turkey, United States, Argentina, Belgium, or Scotland.
Legendary clubs, shirts full of history.
Portugal and the Netherlands
In Portugal, FC Porto, with its blue and white stripes, won the Champions League in 2004 under José Mourinho; Benfica from Lisbon, the club of Eusébio, and Sporting, which produced Cristiano Ronaldo, complete the three big clubs. In the Netherlands, Ajax Amsterdam, the birthplace of Johan Cruyff's total football, won three consecutive European Cups from 1971 to 1973 and is still renowned for its youth academy.
Brazil, Turkey and the United States
In Brazil, Flamengo, the club from Rio de Janeiro, claims to have the largest fanbase in the country, and the Corinthians from São Paulo, founded in 1910, are not far behind. In Turkey, Fenerbahçe, a club from Istanbul with yellow and navy colours, has an intense rivalry with Galatasaray. In the United States, Inter Miami, founded by David Beckham, attracted Lionel Messi in 2023 and has made MLS a league followed worldwide.
Choosing and taking care of your jersey
The jersey comes in a supporter version, which is looser and sturdier, and often in child or women's versions, like for FC Porto. Home, away, third, and fourth jerseys come out each season. A jersey should be washed inside out, at 30 degrees, without fabric softener or tumble drying, to preserve the print and badge. Tracksuits, jackets, and caps, like those of FC Porto or Ajax, complete the set.
The leagues
The page is organised by league:
- Portuguese clubs.
- Dutch clubs.
- Brazilian clubs.
- Argentinian clubs.
- Turkish clubs.
- MLS.
- Belgian clubs.
- Scottish clubs.
- Greek clubs.
- Canadian clubs.
- Russian clubs.
- Other Clubs, for the rest of the world.
The major leagues, Ligue 1, Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, and the national teams are on the teams page.
News and good deals
The new items showcase the latest models, the offers feature previous collections at reduced prices, and items shipped within 24h are prepared and sent in 24 hours. The good deals, clearance, sales, and Black Friday all have their football page.
Frequently asked questions
What are the three big clubs in Portuguese football?
FC Porto, Benfica from Lisbon, and Sporting dominate Portuguese football. Porto won the Champions League in 2004 with José Mourinho, and Sporting produced Cristiano Ronaldo.
Why is Ajax Amsterdam a legendary club?
Club of Johan Cruyff and the birthplace of total football, Ajax won three consecutive European Cups in the early 1970s. Its youth academy remains one of the most renowned in Europe.
What size club jersey should I choose?
The supporter version is cut looser, while the player version is more fitted. If you're between sizes, it's better to go for the larger size in the player version, especially for everyday wear.
How do I wash a printed jersey without damaging the print?
Turn it inside out, wash at thirty degrees without fabric softener, then lay it flat to dry, away from the tumble dryer. The iron should never touch the name or number directly.
What’s the difference between supporter and player versions?
The supporter version, made from thicker mesh and a loose fit, is easy to wear daily. The player version, identical to the match kits, is lighter, more fitted, and better ventilated.
