Red Star Belgrade (Crvena zvezda Beograd) is the largest club in Serbia, and is one of the biggest clubs in Eastern Europe since the beginning of the next season will wear Puma jerseys. I would like to see who is going to be your closest ideal solution that we see at the beginning of next season.

NCFC  crest design competiton

We all know places like Gotham City, Metropolis or Springfield.
What we don't know is - did they have a football team to root for?
Show your skills and create football teams for cities and nations made famous by literature, cinema, tv, video games...

It's League of Blogs time again over at The Football Attic so, like last year, we need DesignFootball.com football kits (Home and Away), and this time a crest as well, to all be presented in TFA's famed sticker book style*.

For the kits, download the gif or jpeg template from TFA and upload your designs to this site for them to be considered. For crests, upload in a supported format of your choice, using the DF logo as a guide.

As many people may have noticed, international squads are getting new kits more often than usual. Most recently, Spain, Brasil, and Italy, have released new shirts coinciding with the upcoming tournament they'll be contesting, the 2013 Confederations Cup.

One of the few teams I enjoy watching, Japan, are also competing in the 2013 Confederations Cup this Summer. To the disappointment of a Japanese and J-league shirt collector such as myself, it doesn't look as if Japan will take to the field in some fresh threads.

Rebrand Chivas USA - A rebrand competition for Chivas USA.

This will involve the creation of a New Team name and a new logo. The reason for Chivas USA being chosen are as follows

Parklfie FC are a Sunday League football club based in South London. We would like to have a fresh look when we take to the field next season and are offering the opportunity for the competition winner to win a shirt of their own design.

Last year, a great competition was run to design a new template for Adidas. It was very interesting to see what people came up with, under the pressure of producing something that would work well for a number of teams and styles. I'd love to see what some of you would think about designing a new template for Nike.

The winner of the competition is BIRREI. Please email damon @ borofutsal. See www.facebook.com/borofutsal for more details of the process and some finalists!

Redhill FC is 119 years old, formed in 1894. We play in Red & White striped shirts. Our stadium is named Kiln Brow, which is in Three Arch Road, we are next to a bridge which has three arches. Our nickname is the "lobsters", but we are trying to phase that out.

Based in the city of Medellín, Atlético Nacional are one of Colombia's most successful teams, with 11 domestic titles to their name, and were the first Colombian team to win the Copa Libertadores in 1989.

Pretty straightforward - design a kit for a team that you hate or one that is a rival of your supported team.  Entrants must give a reason.

There are at least two fantastic competitions already open - including the Hated/rival team kit design competition and the Atlético Nacional (COL) kit competition - but here's another relatively simple and quick "just for fun"-er.

With the recent releases of the Portugal and Netherlands/Holland Away kits, Nike have shown what can be done when an existing template is recycled in new colours.  They've taken some flak over the decision but I personally think it's a great way of fully utilising a great design.

So I'd like to see a similar approach taken with any club or international kit of the last 25 years.  Pick a design you like and play with the colours to give the chosen team a new mid-season Third (or Fourth, or Fifth...) kit in the same style as one of their existing strips.

The manufacturer will need to be stuck to, and probably the sponsor too, though for designs based on two season kits there may be a couple of options.  Please include the season in the title and a graphical representation of the inspirational kit in the corner of the upload or at least a (short) url pointing us to the original in the description.

As is standard with DF competitions, selected entries will be featured on the DF facebook page and tweeted.  Any designs already uploaded to Football Shirt Culture's Fantasy Kit Designs or the DF galleries are both eligible and welcome so please don't hesitate to include them.

The competition will close at 23:59 on Saturday 16th February 2013 and the winner(s) - chosen by me - will be announced shortly afterwards.

Jay29ers.

Update - 17/2/13:

The competition is now closed but please, please continue to upload these types of designs to the main gallery.

These competitions are always hard to judge and this one is no exception.  Firstly, plenty of honourable mentions...

To denishurley for combining two of Arsenal's ugliest kits, predating the actual return of white away shirts to the Gunners by seven years and, naturally, giving the North London club another green and navy Away, as well as Liverpool a Romania-like Third which surely would have been far more popular than their real change kits at that time.

To Silky Smooth for giving us a Napoli shirt that we felt we'd already seen in existence - we hadn't - and a Croatia entry that made us think we were checking FSC, not DF.

And to ehrenfest, who uploaded several designs, the best of which was a black version of the Manchester United Away which drifted slightly into referee kit territory.  One for Howard Webb then.

But the winner is Corinth, who came up with a fabulous design only to find adidas and Germany had got there first, and then, undeterred, gave us a bolt from the blue with a white and red version of the Corinthians "St George Cross" Centenary Third shirt.  Had it been produced, and worn in a commemorative game, it could have become one of the most sought after shirts of all time, like the similar Internazionale Centenary Away.  A great shout and a very worthy winner.

Well done to everyone who "got" this competition and contributed.  The gallery will remain an enjoyable place to visit for some time to come.

This competition is to design a modern football kit based on a classic or historic design of a kit from the past!

The idea of this competition is to design a kit inspired by a superhero or a comic book character's costume. Not really one for having strict rules but here's a few:

Wymondley FC are a village football team based in Hertfordshire, England and will be competing in their 10th season during 2013-14. We've never before had an 'official' club crest, and we'd like this to change ahead of our 10th anniversary as an adult club.

Today Liverpool FC unveiled next season's away kit featuring a bold 90s inspired print. Love it or hate it, there's no denying that it is distinctive.

For this contest you may design a kit for any team, home or away, that draws on that unmistakable 90s style. Feel free to modernise the 90s aesthetic in a tasteful way, or to go full Jorge Campos. Any manufacturer, any sponsor.

OK, so we all know that Liverpool have got themselves proud of having the Golden Raspberry of the kit world for the design of their away and third (should it be confirmed) shirts for next season.  So, the goal is, what else?  Make something better than the chaps (or chavs?) at Warrior's design offices for a LFC away and third shirt.

There are at least two fantastic competitions already open - including the Hated/rival team kit design competition and the Atlético Nacional (COL) kit competition - but here's another relatively simple and quick "just for fun"-er.

With the recent resurgence of football in the Philippines and a steady rise to prominence in Southeast Asia, as well as the reconstruction of the national league, I (John Valor) thought it would be a good idea to start a kit competition to honor the many milestones achieved by my country in the past few years.