The Youth Tottenham Hotspur 2026-27 Away Kit introduces a dramatically different look for Spurs, combining a dark navy base with vivid orange and pink detailing in a design inspired by London’s cultural diversity and contemporary urban street style.

Tottenham officially unveiled the 2026/27 Away shirt on 19 June 2026, describing it as the beginning of a “new era.” The front features an almost iridescent stream of orange and pink graphics running vertically through the dark navy background, creating a sense of movement and giving the shirt a much more expressive appearance than a traditional Spurs away design.

The contrast between the deep navy foundation and the bright graphic produces the defining visual identity of the shirt. Rather than drawing primarily from a historic Spurs kit, the design looks toward modern culture, travel, new destinations and Tottenham’s diverse urban surroundings.

The Youth version follows the same core visual identity as the senior Away shirt, including the club’s famous cockerel crest and the distinctive orange-and-pink graphic treatment. Tottenham’s 2026/27 collection includes the Youth shirt alongside matching Youth Away shorts and Away socks.

Material: Breathable Polyester

Note: Kids Two-Piece Football Set (Top + Shorts)

Please refer to the size guidance on this product page for detailed measurements.

Size Guidance (Kid’s kit)

Season Information

Season/Year: 2026/27 Club: Tottenham Hotspur Country: England Competition: Premier League / FA Cup / Carabao Cup Kit Type: Away – Youth Stadium: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Primary Colour: Dark Navy Accent Colours: Orange / Pink Design Inspiration: Cultural diversity, urban street style and exploration Key Players: Xavi Simons, James Maddison, Mohammed Kudus, Dominic Solanke, Dejan Kulusevski, Conor Gallagher, Sandro Tonali, Pedro Porro Young Players: Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall, Mathys Tel, Mikey Moore

The 2026/27 campaign represents a significant reset for Tottenham, with the club competing domestically in the Premier League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup. Tottenham confirmed when announcing its fixture schedule that the team has no European competition during 2026/27, meaning its focus is concentrated on the domestic campaign.

That makes this Away kit primarily associated with Tottenham’s travels around England during the Premier League season. Its design deliberately plays with that idea of movement: Spurs describe the collection in terms of looking toward the horizon and travelling beyond it, while the club's launch material connects the shirt to Tottenham’s cultural diversity and urban street style.

The squad itself has undergone substantial changes for 2026/27. Tottenham's final Premier League registration, submitted after the summer transfer window, includes established players such as James Maddison, Dominic Solanke, Dejan Kulusevski and Pedro Porro, alongside Xavi Simons, Conor Gallagher, Mohammed Kudus, Sandro Tonali and several new arrivals.

The attacking options are particularly varied. Xavi Simons wears No.7, James Maddison continues with No.10, Dominic Solanke wears No.19, Mohammed Kudus No.20 and Dejan Kulusevski No.21. Tottenham also confirmed Mykhailo Mudryk as No.27 following his arrival on 1 September 2026.

Midfield provides several interesting printing options for this season. Conor Gallagher changed to No.8 for 2026/27, explaining that eight had always been one of his favourite numbers, while Sandro Tonali wears No.16.

The younger generation remains important to Tottenham’s squad structure. The club's Premier League submission specifically identifies Archie Gray, Lucas Bergvall and Mathys Tel as Under-21 players, allowing them to be registered outside the senior 25-player list.

That mix of established internationals and emerging talent fits particularly well with the Youth Away kit: a contemporary design representing a Tottenham side undergoing another period of change.

Rec. Player Printing Options

SIMONS 7 is one of the most distinctive choices for the Youth Tottenham Hotspur 2026-27 Away Kit.

Tottenham’s confirmed squad numbers list Xavi Simons as No.7, placing one of the squad’s creative attacking players in a shirt number traditionally associated with prominent Spurs attackers. The combination also works particularly well with the Away kit’s youthful, contemporary visual identity.

For younger-player alternatives, GRAY 14, BERGVALL 15 and TEL 11 are especially relevant. Tottenham explicitly lists all three as Under-21 first-team players for the 2026/27 Premier League campaign.

For customers wanting a more established Spurs name, MADDISON 10, KUDUS 20 and KULUSEVSKI 21 provide strong alternatives, while GALLAGHER 8 is particularly season-specific because his switch to No.8 was made ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.