Ekstraklasa giants Legia Warsaw unveiled their striking new fourth kit by adidas during Sunday night's home clash against Widzew Łódź. The design boldly showcases the club’s iconic colours of green, white, and red, reflecting Legia's rich traditions and the passionate, almost cult-like identity of their fans.

The kit features a bold, thick white stripe running horizontally across the front, flanked by vibrant bursts of colour. The right panel and sleeve are adorned in the club’s iconic deep red, while the left side showcases a rich dark green. The monochrome club crest, with its minimalistic design, is another homage to Legia’s enduring legacy. Stripping down the crest to its essentials allows it to blend seamlessly into the kit while making a subtle yet powerful statement about the club's heritage. This striking design embodies the colours that light up the Polish Army Stadium, cutting through the smoke and burning pyros from Legia’s passionate supporters—especially those in the legendary Żyleta stand. This kit could easily serve as the club’s home kit but unfortunately won’t be able to be worn in any European competition as UEFA do not allow kits to have different coloured sleeves.

This kit isn’t just limited to the players on the field; it’s also available for fans. Released as a limited edition, this fourth kit is likely to become a collector’s item, especially considering its unique design and symbolic elements. Adidas has confirmed that the kit will be available in select stores and through Legia Warsaw's official retail outlets.

The kit’s debut coincided with a thrilling 2-1 victory that echoed through the Warsaw night, reaching fever pitch when Paweł Wszołek struck an 86th-minute winner. His decisive goal sent the stadium into a frenzy, leaving fans in ecstatic celebration.