Racing Santander has unveiled a third kit featuring the names of all 18,804 season ticket holders printed inside the shirt. The garment, manufactured by local brand Austral, is a gesture of thanks to supporters following the club's promotion to LaLiga after 14 years.
The jersey is now available on the club's online store for 74.95 euros. Physical stock will arrive shortly at El Sardinero.
Design with local identity
Built on a black base, the kit incorporates a tonal print inspired by the Cantabrian labarum. It features accents of the characteristic Racing green on the collar, cuffs, and hem to keep the club's identity alive. The outfit is completed with matching green shorts and black socks made from Quick Dry fabric.
The act of weaving every name into the fabric symbolizes the bond between the team and a fanbase that remained loyal through over a decade outside the top flight. That loyalty was a fundamental pillar during years of financial difficulty and in the lower leagues. The club has sought to recognize this unconditional support, which was decisive in achieving the long-awaited return to the First Division.
Following the international break, Racing Santander returns to LaLiga action on Sunday, October 11. They will host Valencia at El Sardinero on matchday eight, a key fixture in the quest for points to solidify their league standing. The visitors arrive under their new manager, Javier Aguirre. Fans can check the full schedule for this challenge on the fixtures page.
Channeling the energy of the top-flight return will be vital for the season's objectives. The team aims to consolidate its place among the best, and every detail, from the kit to on-field performance, matters. The squad list and its statistics are available in our squad section.
The launch of this special kit concludes a chapter of celebration and opens another of demand in the top tier. The official debut of the jersey could come in the next league match at home. Club president Alfredo Pérez highlighted at the launch event that "this shirt is a symbol that without our people this would not be possible."
