Mamelodi Sundowns have unveiled their special kits for the upcoming 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.
Masandawana jetted out to the United States, where they will be based in Florida for the coming weeks.
They kick off their tournament on 17 June against Ulsan HD before facing Borussia Dortmund on 21 June and capping off the group stage against Brazilian side Fluminense on 25 June.
Ahead of the tournament, Sundowns and PUMA have now dropped the club’s new shirts, which is part of the PUMA and KidSuper partnership and transforms football jerseys into works of art, debuting at the biggest club football tournament which kicks off on June 15.
The collaboration brings hand-drawn graphics, watercolor palettes, and club-inspired designs to the pitch for seven PUMA sponsored football clubs – Mamelodi Sundowns, Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund, Al-Hilal, FC Salzburg, Palmeiras, and Monterrey – who will be taking part in the tournament.
“Tshwane’s evening sky hits different. In the PUMA x KidSuper collaboration, the Mamelodi Sundown’s Home kit does the same – blending warm, sunlit tones with cooler shades to reflect the club’s signature style. The result captures the rhythm, energy, and joy of Sundown’s football, known locally as ‘shoeshine and piano.’ The Home jersey features a yellow base with mountain blue, green and white details with the goalkeeper jersey implementing a purple base with yellow and mountain blue details,” PUMA stated.
Colm Dillane aka KidSuper, said: “I’ve always wanted to merge the worlds of art and football, and with PUMA, we’re doing just that. This collection is about more than just the game. It’s about expressing yourself, taking risks, and standing out. Whether on the pitch or off, football is an art form, and this collection shows that.”
