Harry Kane and Bayern Munich to wear new kit for Champions League semi-final with Paris Saint-Germain

Bayern Munich will debut their new 2026/27 home kit when they take on Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.

The German giants host their Parisian opponents at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday night, live on talkSPORT, for the semi-final second leg.

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PSG will arrive in Munich with a 5-4 aggregate lead after what was a chaotic and brilliant first leg clash in the French capital last week.

It was goals galore in the first half as PSG led 3-2 at half-time through Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Joao Neves and Ousmane Dembele.

Kvaratskhelia and Dembele each scored another as PSG stormed into the lead, but Dayot Upamecano and Luis Diaz restored Bayern’s faith.

Many will hope that the second leg is just as thrilling as the first, with a spot in the illustrious Champions League final up for grabs.

For Bayern, it also presents the opportunity to show off their home kit for next season on the biggest stage of all.

The club announced on Monday that, alongside the new strip being available for fans, the team will wear it against PSG.

Bayern have stuck to their usual colour combination of red and white, with a stripe effect being a main detail on the front.

Harry Kane and Michael Olise, who scored in the first half of last week’s match at PSG, have been pictured with next season’s attire.

Like the men’s team, Bayern’s women side won this season’s league title, the Frauen-Bundesliga

They will wear the new home kit for the first time on May 9, which is when they will lift the trophy.

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Bayern and PSG set for battle

The first leg between reigning champions PSG and six-time European winners Bayern was nothing short of extraordinary.

Whilst their defensive displays disappointed, the attacking quality on show delivered one of the competition’s greatest ever matches.

Bayern will enter the second leg with a 100 per cent home win record in this season’s Champions League.

This includes victories against Chelsea, Club Brugge, Sporting, Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, Atalanta and Real Madrid.

PSG will become the first team since Liverpool in 2019 to reach back-to-back finals should they win.

Arsenal and Atletico Madrid clash in the other semi-final second leg on Tuesday night, with the final taking place in Budapest on May 30.