Nike, PSG and the NFL released a two-jersey crossover collection on October 19. The drop lands six days before the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints play the first NFL regular-season game in France.
Kickoff at Stade de France is Sunday, October 25, at 2:30 p.m. in Paris, or 9:30 a.m. on the East Coast.
Both pieces use the traditional NFL Game jersey cut, with drop shoulders and mesh panels for airflow. A metallic NFL shield sits at the base of the collar.
Across the chest, a gold PSG wordmark runs above an oversized 75. Paris uses 75 as its French department code, and every postal code in the city starts with it.
Two colorways
Nike calls the first one Royal Blue, though the base reads navy. White and red logos and numbers sit on top. It stays closest to PSG's home colors, so it pairs easily with any club shirts you already own.
The maroon version pulls from PSG's 2006-07 away kit, the burgundy shirt Pauleta wore, known for its monogram print. Nike rebuilt it on a deep burgundy-brown base with metallic gold trim on the thick V-neck, shoulder caps and sleeves. Gold-outlined Eiffel Towers and fleurs-de-lis fill the chest and back numbers.
That fleur-de-lis sits under the Eiffel Tower on PSG's crest and doubles as the Saints' logo. Saints owner Gayle Benson cited Louisiana's long cultural ties to France when the team announced the Paris game.
Release details
- Released: October 19, 2026
- Price: $235.92
- Colorways: Royal Blue, Maroon
- Launch: timed with the opening of the NFL Paris pop-up store
