Celtic appear ready to unveil their new away kit for the 2026/27 season after dropping a teaser on social media on Monday night.
The short video features Alistair Johnston and points towards a full announcement on Tuesday morning.
Only brief views of the shirt are shown, but the colours and pattern appear to match the design which first leaked online several months ago.
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— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) July 13, 2026
Johnston’s appearance in the teaser gives supporters their strongest indication yet that the leaked shirt was genuine.
Celtic have stopped short of showing the full design, leaving the proper reveal for Tuesday, but the footage appears to confirm the main features seen in the earlier images.

The new shirt is also expected to carry the special Celtic crest marking the 60th anniversary of the Lisbon Lions’ European Cup triumph.
That anniversary theme has already been used on the 2026/27 home kit, which features gold detailing and a crest created to recognise the achievements of the 1966/67 side.
The away version takes a different approach while keeping the focus on Celtic’s history.
Its darker green and black colour scheme provides a clear change from the traditional Hoops, while the Trefoil badge gives the shirt a more retro look.
Earlier leaks offered only unofficial photographs and digital recreations, so supporters have been waiting to see whether the final version would match those images.
Monday night’s video suggests there will be few major surprises when the shirt is shown properly.
Celtic have not yet confirmed when the kit will go on sale or what the different versions will cost.

Those details should become clearer when the club publish the full announcement on Tuesday morning.
For now, Johnston has provided the first official glimpse of a design Celtic fans have already been discussing for months.
Barring any late change hidden by the teaser, the leaked black-and-green striped shirt appears to be the one the Hoops will wear on the road during the 2026/27 campaign.



