The best Black Friday football shirt deals

One of the most iconic football shirt designs ever, right? Another retro remake from Adidas, with the classic Ajax badge front and centre – and it's long-sleeve, too, for extra cool points. At half price, it's almost a no-brainer.

The change strip from a season in which Aston Villa were absolutely rampant – if you haven't bought this one yet, there won't be a better change to than now. £9.50! That's a major steal for the best Villa away shirt in a long time! There's an offer on Kitbag right now so make the most of it.

Arsenal are one of the most stylish teams in England, with some of the nicest football shirts of any club in the world – and their retro clobber is no different. This goalkeeper shirt is particularly nice, looking a little like the green away shirt from the 80s that the Gunners' current third top is based on.

Every year it seems Arsenal somehow manage to have a slightly cleaner, smoother home shirt than the previous season. The Gunners had a tough start to the new campaign on the pitch - but at least they've looked stylish.

Barcelona have started the new season on fire. Is it a merely a coincidence that they happen to be wearing their best home shirt in years? You decide, but what we do know is this is a design for the ages.

Bayern Munich and Adidas just go together perfectly don't they? The Bavarians look slick in there crimson red home shirt with a flowing stripe pattern that apparently draws inspiration from the local Isar river, fancy!

Let's be honest - you could pick any Celtic shirt from any era and chances are it would be a belter. This particular effort from 1996 just screams Andreas Thom. To get it for under £40 is a serious bargain.

Why was the European Cup Winners' Cup such a cool competition? Or at least in retrospect - in 2024 -it seems like it was. Before it was discontinued in 1999, Chelsea became the last English team to win it in 1998. And their shirt from the final is now available at a knockdown price - just use the code 'TOUCH' at checkout.

You'll be shocked to learn we aren't big fans of the current Chelsea home shirt - it came stone dead last when we ranked every Premier League kit this season. So instead of getting the current, below par, offering - why not snap up this incredibly 90's retro shirt at a great price with Pro Direct.

One of the most distinctive England shirts for years, this one will forever be synonymous with Jude Bellingham's ascension to the side and Harry Kane breaking the all-time scoring record. It's also available for just £30 from both Pro:Direct and JD Sports, too.

The 2002 World Cup marked first tournament of the fabled 'golden generation'. England may not have lifted the trophy, but this shirt is still an iconic effort.

Blackout tops are stunning, no exception. This England shirt is a great touch, taking the iconic 1990 England pattern and reimagining it for a generation who wouldn't even remember the original. A superb top.

It brings back memories of 18-year-old Michael Owen, David Beckham's moment of madness and Alan Shearer plundering plenty for England. The 1998 Three Lions shirt is one that's been referenced in recent tops – but there's no beating the original. £21 is an absolute bargain for the Score Draw version.

Lionel Messi has showed no signs of slowing down since moving to Miami. Neither has the clamour for shirts featuring his name on the back. The best shirt in the club's short history, complete with 'Messi 10' on the back, is now available with nearly a third off.

Few can top the club-sponsor football shirt combination that is Internazionale and Pirelli. This stylish third shirt from 1996 is one of the best creations from that era. This Nerazzurri team not only dominated on the pitch, they looked cool doing so.

It caused a minor political earthquake in Germany when it was announced that Nike would take over from Adidas as the supplier of the national kit. That change takes place in 2027, so for now you still enjoy the current shirt made by the German company - which, in our opinion, is their best since the 1980s.

Wowsers. The Mexico goalkeeper kits of the 90s are a genre of fashion all by themselves. This is one of the loudest, loveliest tops that Adidas have ever released and with 50 per cent off, it's superb value.

Ever since arguably the greatest World Cup final ever in 2022, the demand for Argentina shirts across the world has gone through the roof. If you want to get your hands on the latest version at a discounted price, with Lionel Messi's name across the back, ProDirect have you sorted.

One of our favourite World Cup 2022 shirts, this stunning Belgium top might be our favourite that the nation has ever had. White and multicoloured sounds like a recipe for disaster – in fact, it looks classy and cultured. You can add a name and number for an extra £15!

The current France shirt is perhaps the ultimate - modern twist on a classic design. It manages to pay tribute to the national team's past, whilst remaining contemporary. The oversized Gallic rooster crest is the perfect finishing touch.

Juventus weren't able to restore themselves to the top of Serie A last season, but the campaign did at least produce on the kits front. As the Turin side approach a decade of their partnership with Adidas, this beautiful away shirt is the pick of the bunch so far.

This is the last Liverpool home shirt to be made by Nike before the Reds return to Adidas next season. And it's fair to say they have gone out to bang with this stunning design - which was actually inspired by the 1984 home shirt. It could be a collector's item in years to come.

Just £30 for this top is an absolute bargain. It's the prototypical Liverpool change top, right? Yellow is a perfect change colour for the Merseysiders and with the Futura Nike Swoosh used and intricate collar/cuffs combination, this is one of the club's loveliest away shirts in recent years.

They may have had a rough start to the season - but in our opinion this is still one of the better Manchester United home shirts in recent times. Adidas have pulled out all the stops and the Snapdragon sponsor sits nicely with the white trim.

We ranked this shirt as the best in the Premier League for the 2023/24 season, out of 60 strips. As English football teeters more into madness and maximalism, it's a simplistic shirt that rises above all else.

Based on the Peter Schmeichel tops of yesteryear, this is pure nostalgia for United fans. A must-have for your collection – and sponsorless, too, which just makes it that little bit better.

Manchester City went clean and classic for their home shirt this time around, but have added some nice details. Most noticeably paying homage the Greater Manchester area by utilising the 0161-telephone code in graffiti form across the collar and cuffs.

A shirt made in collaboration with City fan Noel Gallagher? You've got to say it's worth buying, well, definitely maybe. Released partially as a tribute to the classic debut Oasis record which is celebrating it's 30th anniversary - this is a stunning design that City fans will be wearing in droves for years to come.

The Super Eagles run of incredible kits has been long, and frankly incredible. The normally dazzle us with their stunning home shirts, but this time around the away kit is the one to get your hands on. It will look just as great walking down the high street, as it does on the pitch.

PSG never seem to fail when it comes to producing stunning kit designs. And this academy version of this season's away strip will be turning heads at your weekly kickaround. Paris is the fashion capital of the world - and the number one club in the city are living up to that reputation.

Not the biggest reduction of Black Friday, of course, but this training top is a beautiful design from Adidas. Adidas have released boots in this colour, too – if you have a pair, you're going to want to get the shirt to match, right?

One of South America's most successful sides have now got one of the best shirts on the continent. The classic white home colours are modernised with a striking black gradient design. The result is eye-catching.

The most successful club in Argentina have one of the most instantly recognisable home shirts in all of world football. But this season it is the third shirt that catches the eye - even if it does look slightly like a Sweden away kit.

Rangers iconic all-blue base featured a smart red trim last season. It is one of their best shirts in recent times and is now available at a knockdown price - at just £25.

Every few seasons Real Madrid return to an orange alternative strip. And every single time Adidas get the design right on the money. The latest effort will have you strutting around like Jude Bellingham in no time.