Tottenham Hotspur will once again play in the Champions League during the 2025/26 season and their kits will feature a slight tweak compared to their opponents in the competitionOn Tuesday, Tottenham Hotspur officially launched their new 2025/26 home kit, unveiled through a video fronted by club legend Ledley King, who led supporters in a heartfelt vow of allegiance to their beloved team.Reactions to the Tottenham home kit have been mixed across the fanbase, with some labelling it as “clean” and “class”, while others have expressed their reservations over the design.Spurs are set to debut the new kit in their pre-season friendly against Arsenal in Hong Kong, marking the first ever north London derby to be played outside England – a significant milestone for both clubs and a bold marketing step for the Premier League.Photo by SpursWebTottenham’s Champions League badge will be differentTottenham Hotspur have confirmed that supporters will now be able to personalise their new home shirts with a unique sleeve badge, commemorating the club’s recent European success.Following their triumph in last season’s UEFA Europa League, Spurs will compete in the UEFA Champions League next campaign, and their European shirts will feature a modified sleeve badge honouring their win.Rather than the standard Champions League logo, Tottenham’s European shirts will carry a special badge, encircled with the words “UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE 2025 WINNERS”, making it a collector’s item for many fans, who can also customise their shirts with the unique badge.Unique personalisation option gives Tottenham fans exclusive keepsakeTo include the new badge on the shirt, supporters must personalise their kit with a name and number via the ‘Club’ option when purchasing through official channels.Once selected, the option to add the badge appears for an additional £10, which also includes the UEFA Foundation’s 10-year anniversary badge, adding a further layer of distinction to the kit.The 2025/26 home strip is currently available exclusively via Tottenham’s official shop and online store, before a wider retail release. The standard shirt is priced at £85, while the elite version comes in at £125.READ MORE: Why Bradley Barcola is the perfect marquee signing for Tottenham Hotspur this summerThe post Tottenham Hotspur will have unique aspect to their 2025/26 Nike kit during Champions League campaign appeared first on Spurs Web.