The most stylish 2024-25 kits that you probably missed

A new season always brings a raft of fresh kits to gaze over lustily as clubs around the world change up their look in a bid to part supporters and jersey aficionados with their hard-earned cash.

By now you are probably familiar with the home, away and third alternate shirts released by clubs across the top leagues for the 2024-25 campaign -- many of which we have already rated and slated over the past few weeks in our rankings of kits released by every team in the Premier League and by those clubs from Europe's other top divisions competing in the UEFA Champions League.

However, as part of our never-ending quest to find the finest kits on offer, we've also been busy scouring other leagues across the globe in pursuit of the perfect jersey. From Mexico to Greece to Brazil, here is our pick of a dozen of the most stylish, chic, debonair football shirts you will find anywhere this season.

Because they are all so gorgeous, we have simply presented them in alphabetical order.

Atlético Clube de Portugal, away (Lacatoni)

Having been promoted to Liga 3 for the first time in their history in 2022-23, Lisbon-based Atlético CP are now firmly established in the third tier of Portuguese football and have celebrated by giving themselves with a pair of fine-looking kits for the new campaign.

The pick of them, though, is this 1970s-inspired throwback. It features a dark blue V-neck and shirt collar above a clean white base, thanks to the absence of a sponsor. Running all the way across the chest and shoulders is a multicoloured chevron ribbon that mirrors the bands of red, blue and yellow found on the triangular club crest. Tão bonito!

Latina Calcio, away (Ezeta)

The Italian third-tier club have gone high-concept with their 2024-25 kits; both the blue home and white away shirts are inspired by the classical legend of Ulysses and his interaction with the enchantress Circe.

Complete with a superb sash, the away version features patterns taken from a vase supposedly created by Persephone in the 5th century BC. It depicts the meeting of Ulysses and Circe on the island of Aeaea after the Trojan War that led to the goddess changing members of Ulysses' crew into animals. That helps explain the lion, then.

Stats: Crystal Palace's historic first, Kane is Bundesliga's best, Manchester United sink to new low

It was a historic weekend at Wembley Stadium, as Crystal Palace crowned themselves the new FA Cup winners with a 1-0 win over Manchester City in the final. The Premier League's weekend results ensured that the race for three remaining UEFA Champions League spots with go down to the last weekend, with five clubs still in the hunt for those remaining three spots.

LaLiga champions Barcelona lost at home, while Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid won, and Villarreal confirmed their place in next season's UEFA Champions League. The Serie A title race, meanwhile, is on a knife's edge and will go down to the final weekend.

The Bundesliga and Ligue 1 seasons came to a close this weekend, as Harry Kane once again crowned himself the best footballer in Germany's top-flight.

ESPN's By The Numbers brings you the best stats from the weekend's football matches:

FA CUP

This is Crystal Palace's first major trophy in the club's history, since it was founded in 1861. Palace have also qualified for next season's UEFA Europa League, which will be the first time they take part in European competition in their history.

The win in the final was the second time Crystal Palace had beaten Manchester City in the FA Cup, with the previous win coming in 1921.

Manchester City's loss in the FA Cup final was Pep Guardiola's fourth career loss in a major final - the previous three came against Real Madrid in the 2011 Copa del Rey final, Manchester United in the 2024 FA Cup final, and Chelsea in the 2021 UEFA Champions League final.

This was Erling Haaland's fourth major final for Manchester City. He has failed to score in any of them so far. We Offer Soccer Kits for Sale if you want so visit our website.