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\n<\/picture>Manchester City<\/strong> (Man City) and PUMA<\/strong> have launched the 2025\/2026 esports range, themed after the club\u2019s home kit, to for the football clubs esports division.<\/p>\n The esports range<\/a> includes the 2025\/2026 jacket, alongside a jersey with the option to have custom printings. <\/p>\n The jersey boasts a much lighter colour scheme compared to the 2024\/2025 range<\/a>. Man City esports sponsor E&<\/strong> (Emirates Telecommunications Group Company PJSC)\u00a0remains at the front of the jersey, sponsoring the organisation\u2019s esports efforts for a fourth consecutive season.<\/p>\n By contrast, the jacket boasts a navy colour scheme and retails for \u00a390\/$100, available in sizes S to 3XL. On the other hand, the esports jersey costs \u00a345\/$55. However, the addition of custom prints on the jersey will raise its price to \u00a361\/$75.50. It is also important to note that custom jerseys will not be eligible for returns. Delivery for the apparel will take anywhere between 1-3 business days. <\/p>\n \n Created in 2016, Man City\u2019s esports division has continued to grow throughout the years, remaining active across primarily Fortnite and EA FC. <\/p>\n However, the club has collaborated with a number of esports rosters beyond its two primary titles. For example, in 2024 it collaborated with Gen.G Esports<\/strong><\/a> for various activations ahead of that year\u2019s League of Legends World Championships<\/strong><\/a>. Collaborations date as far back as 2022, when it worked with global esports organisation FaZe Clan<\/strong><\/a> to hold a pop-up event at Etihad Stadium.<\/p>\n The esports division has also fostered well-known talent within competitive titles. EA Sports FC\u00a0<\/strong>player Donovan \u2018Tekkz<\/strong>\u2018 Hunt<\/a> became a two-time ePremier League<\/strong> champion throughout his two-year tenure before his contract expired with the organisation earlier this year. Earlier this year, Man City launched its very own esports academy programme<\/a>, offering an esports BTEC qualification.<\/p>\n In the Fortnite scene, Jarvis \u2018Kwanti<\/strong>\u2018 Duong and Aidan \u2018Threats<\/strong>\u2018 Mong won DreamHack San Diego 2023<\/strong>. In 2024, the organisation placed third in the FNCS Major 3 North America Grand Finals<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nFootball Man City\u2019s Esports Presence\u00a0<\/span><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n