Crafted for both peak performance and everyday comfort, the fabric feels light and breathable against the skin, ensuring you stay cool whether you’re cheering from the stands or playing on the pitch. It's a testament to the enduring passion of Les Gones, a symbol of their unity and unwavering loyalty. This isn't just a shirt; it’s a shared identity, a connection to every player and fan who has ever bled red and blue.
For Malick Fofana, the decision to don the legendary number 11 was a choice steeped in respect and a burning ambition. Having come through the club's academy, he was Lyon's own son—a product of the very soil he now stood on.
Choosing the number 11 wasn't just about a jersey; it was a statement. He saw it as a responsibility to carry forward the legacy of those who had come before him—to embody their speed, their creativity, and their unwavering loyalty.
When Georges Mikautadze arrived in Lyon, he wasn't just a new signing; he was a homecoming. Having been part of the academy as a child, his return felt like destiny.
His choice of the number 69 was more than just a nod to his past; it was a poetic and deeply personal statement. The number 69 is synonymous with the Rhône département, the very region where he grew up.
The design of the 2025/26 Olympique Lyon home jersey is a heartfelt tribute to the city of Lyon. The intricate, geometric pattern subtly woven into the fabric is a direct nod to the iconic roof structure of the Groupama Stadium.
It features an intricate geometric pattern that pays tribute to the iconic roof structure of the Groupama Stadium.
He chose it to honor the legacy of Lyon's legendary players and carry forward their speed and creativity.
It represents the Rhône département, the region where Mikautadze grew up and discovered his passion for football.
Yes, it is designed for both peak athletic performance and daily comfort, being lightweight and breathable.
They represent the heart and soul of the new Lyon generation and the club's deep connection to its roots.