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Premier League · 2025-2026

2025-2026 Man City Warm Up Jersey (Black) (Matheus N. 27)

Man City Warm Up · 2025-2026 · Casual · No. 27

2025-2026 Man City Warm Up Jersey (Black) (Matheus N. 27) is a fan version football shirt for the 2025-2026 season, produced for supporters in a breathable polyester build with a Black colourway. It is a supporter-tier replica rather than a player-issue garment, so the fit runs true to standard sizing and the price stays accessible for everyday wear.

  • Man City Warm Up 2025-2026 casual with Matheus N. 27 printing
  • Made for fans — see the size table below
  • Breathable polyester, Black colourway
  • Custom name and number printing available at checkout
  • Ships worldwide from our football shirt store

There are current-season shirts, and then there are shirts that mean something. This Man City Warm Up jersey from the 2025-2026 season carries Matheus N. (No. 27)'s name and number — the exact pairing that made that campaign worth remembering.

The Design

The design does the talking: the Man City Warm Up colors are laid out exactly as the club wore them that season, crest sitting proud on the chest and the lettering true to the campaign. It photographs like a proper football shirt — because it is one.

The design does the talking: the Man City Warm Up colors are laid out exactly as the club wore them that season, crest s…

Fit & Fabric

This is the fan version of the shirt — identical design to the match-day template, cut for real life. The roomier fit and soft-touch knit make it a shirt you actually reach for, whether that is for the stadium, the street, or the sofa on away nights.

Fan Questions, Answered

+I am between two sizes — which should I pick

Size up. A half-size of extra room is barely noticeable, while a shirt that pulls at the chest gets uncomfortable fast. The chart measurements make the final call easy

+Do you have a size chart in inches and centimeters

The chart above shows both inches and centimeters for every size, so US and EU shoppers can each read the numbers they know. Measure your favorite tee and compare — it takes thirty seconds and removes all doubt

+Is this a good shirt for everyday wear, not just match days

Yes. These shirts have crossed firmly into streetwear, and the lightweight knit is genuinely comfortable for daily wear. Pair it with jeans for a casual look or wear it loud on match day

+How do I remove stains from a football shirt

Cold water and mild detergent handle most match-day stains. For stubborn ones, dab (do not rub) with diluted vinegar before a normal cold wash. Bleach is the enemy of colored football shirts

+What is the difference between the fan version and player version shirt

Same design, two cuts. Player version: athletic fit and performance fabric like the pros wear. Fan version: identical colors and crest in a relaxed cut built for the stands, the street, and the sofa. Both carry Matheus N.'s name and number

+Is this shirt the same design Man City Warm Up wore on the pitch

The colors, crest placement, and design language match the season's on-pitch shirt. It is the look fans recognize instantly, made comfortable for daily wear

+Which player and number is printed on this shirt

The back reads Matheus N. 27, applied in the lettering style of that Man City Warm Up season. It is the exact pairing fans remember from the campaign

Grab your size, add custom name and number printing if the mood strikes, and this Man City Warm Up shirt with Matheus N. on the back is ready to wear the moment you open the box. Two shirts in one order cover most fan wardrobes easily.

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Product Specification

ConditionBrand new with tags
TeamMan City Warm Up
Season2025-2026
PlayerMatheus N. — No. 27
ColourBlack
FitRelaxed fan fit
FabricLightweight breathable polyester
SleevesShort sleeve
PrintHeat-bonded name, number and crest
Premier League · 2025-2026

2025-2026 Man City Warm Up Jersey (Black) (Matheus N. 27)

Man City Warm Up · 2025-2026 · Casual · No. 27

2025-2026 Man City Warm Up Jersey (Black) (Matheus N. 27) is a fan version football shirt for the 2025-2026 season, produced for supporters in a breathable polyester build with a Black colourway. It is a supporter-tier replica rather than a player-issue garment, so the fit runs true to standard sizing and the price stays accessible for everyday wear.

  • Man City Warm Up 2025-2026 casual with Matheus N. 27 printing
  • Made for fans — see the size table below
  • Breathable polyester, Black colourway
  • Custom name and number printing available at checkout
  • Ships worldwide from our football shirt store

There are current-season shirts, and then there are shirts that mean something. This Man City Warm Up jersey from the 2025-2026 season carries Matheus N. (No. 27)'s name and number — the exact pairing that made that campaign worth remembering.

The Design

The design does the talking: the Man City Warm Up colors are laid out exactly as the club wore them that season, crest sitting proud on the chest and the lettering true to the campaign. It photographs like a proper football shirt — because it is one.

The design does the talking: the Man City Warm Up colors are laid out exactly as the club wore them that season, crest s…

Fit & Fabric

This is the fan version of the shirt — identical design to the match-day template, cut for real life. The roomier fit and soft-touch knit make it a shirt you actually reach for, whether that is for the stadium, the street, or the sofa on away nights.

Fan Questions, Answered

+I am between two sizes — which should I pick

Size up. A half-size of extra room is barely noticeable, while a shirt that pulls at the chest gets uncomfortable fast. The chart measurements make the final call easy

+Do you have a size chart in inches and centimeters

The chart above shows both inches and centimeters for every size, so US and EU shoppers can each read the numbers they know. Measure your favorite tee and compare — it takes thirty seconds and removes all doubt

+Is this a good shirt for everyday wear, not just match days

Yes. These shirts have crossed firmly into streetwear, and the lightweight knit is genuinely comfortable for daily wear. Pair it with jeans for a casual look or wear it loud on match day

+How do I remove stains from a football shirt

Cold water and mild detergent handle most match-day stains. For stubborn ones, dab (do not rub) with diluted vinegar before a normal cold wash. Bleach is the enemy of colored football shirts

+What is the difference between the fan version and player version shirt

Same design, two cuts. Player version: athletic fit and performance fabric like the pros wear. Fan version: identical colors and crest in a relaxed cut built for the stands, the street, and the sofa. Both carry Matheus N.'s name and number

+Is this shirt the same design Man City Warm Up wore on the pitch

The colors, crest placement, and design language match the season's on-pitch shirt. It is the look fans recognize instantly, made comfortable for daily wear

+Which player and number is printed on this shirt

The back reads Matheus N. 27, applied in the lettering style of that Man City Warm Up season. It is the exact pairing fans remember from the campaign

Grab your size, add custom name and number printing if the mood strikes, and this Man City Warm Up shirt with Matheus N. on the back is ready to wear the moment you open the box. Two shirts in one order cover most fan wardrobes easily.

Related Football Shirts

Product Specification

ConditionBrand new with tags
TeamMan City Warm Up
Season2025-2026
PlayerMatheus N. — No. 27
ColourBlack
FitRelaxed fan fit
FabricLightweight breathable polyester
SleevesShort sleeve
PrintHeat-bonded name, number and crest

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