Inter Milan take inspiration from the Winter Olympics for their all-terrain new fourth kit

The city of Milan will be playing host to the 2026 Winter Olympics next month and is the source of inspiration for Internazionale's new fourth kit.

The Games kick off on February 6 and Nike has seen this as the perfect opportunity to get creative with their branding and give Inter an eye-catching new shirt option for the rest of the 2025/26 campaign.

Cristian Chivu's side is currently top of Serie A by three points as they look to reclaim the title that Napoli won last year.

Buy the new Winter Olympic-inspired Nike Inter Milan 2025/26 fourth kit

The new kit largely sticks to the classic black and blue Inter stylings, but drops the stripes for a colourblock design with a blue upper, back mid and lower parts, plus a dash of colour with bold orange logos and side panels.

One big devaition from the norm is that there is no Nike Swoosh on the shirt, with the American sports company opting to use their ACG logo.

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This stands for Nike's All Conditions Gear series, their rugged outdoor line that is pitched towards the great outdoors and the various weather and terrain conditions that may entail.

The ACG logo appears in an orange triangle on the front of the shirt and also inside the collar, accompanied by the message: 'Internazionale. All Conditions Gear. Milano.'

While the shirt on its own might not be enough to keep you warm if you're heading up into the Dolomites over the next few weeks, it's a very tidy, neat design.

The orange lettering and side panels on the shirt and shorts - plus the snazzy socks - are what makes this kit sing, as it maintains the usual elegance that you'd expect from Inter, while also adding in a new, modern dimension.

As well as the regular fourth kit, there's also a pre-match shirt, a special goalkeeper kit, an anthem jacket and other accessories.

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The collection is available from Monday, January 19 and will be worn for the first time by Inter in their match against Pisa at the San Siro on Friday, January 23.

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