1. FC Magdeburg: Servot premiere for 60 years of FCM top football!

<Ol> <li> FC Magdeburg: Servot premiere for 60 years of FCM top football! </li> </l>

Magdeburg, Deutschland - On June 24, 2025, 1st FC Magdeburg presented its new away jersey for the 2025/26 season. The design of the jersey is predominantly blue with elegant white accents and thus attracts the attention of fans. In a special shoot, not only players, but also fans, players and youth coaches were the focus, which underlines the strong cohesion of the association, which has been in existence for over 60 years. The FCM .

The jerseys are available in a wide range of sizes - from S to 6xl for men and XS to 3XL for women. There are also models in sizes 116 to 164 for the youngest fans. With a price of 79.95 euros, or 69.95 euros for members, they are now available both in the fan shop on the wide path and in the online shop. A special video of the presentation can be viewed via FCM TV.

a new color concept

This season, the FCM will play in almost completely white jerseys at home games, which represents an interesting color change to the upcoming away jersey. The association has thus reversed the usual colors, which has caused mixed reactions at the fans. Some spectators already expressed resentment about the new jerseys. Critics fear that a risk of confusion with the royal blue relegation from Gelsenkirchen is not excluded.

The jerseys were presented by club icons such as the Vice Capitan Baris Atik and the FCM legends Wolfgang Seguin and Dirk Stahmann. The socks and the characteristic bumblebee arrows on the jerseys are kept in a delicate white, which harmoniously rounds off the overall picture.

football lives not only from his players, but also from his fans. Fan culture in Germany has a long history and is indispensable for what is happening around the games. This lively culture is expressed in many forms - from stadium visits to fan articles such as jerseys. The sports lexicon explains how this enthusiasm mostly finds its expression in local fan projects and the support of young talents.

In the 1940s, today's style of fan culture was created, and since then stadium chants and identifying with their own team have increased significantly. The support of the fans, also known as the "twelfth man", is particularly emphasized when it comes to home games. Such traditions combine supporters and create a strong sense of community - a strength that the FCM also wants to embody in the new season.