Persib Unveils New ACL Two Jersey with 'Edankeun di Asia' Spirit

Persib Bandung have officially introduced their new jerseys for the 2026/2027 AFC Champions League Two campaign, combining the club's familiar identity with a strong message of ambition on the Asian stage. The collection features the traditional blue home kit and a white away version, both designed to represent the pride and determination of Maung Bandung as they prepare to compete internationally.

The new kits carry the slogan Edankeun di Asia, reflecting Persib's ambition to make the most of their continental adventure. The campaign is viewed as more than a series of matches, with the club aiming to build another chapter in its history while representing Bandung and carrying the hopes of Indonesian football. The designs also emphasize the close connection between Persib and its loyal supporters, Bobotoh.

The blue home jersey continues to symbolize Persib's identity, loyalty and long-standing bond with its supporters across generations. Meanwhile, the white away jersey represents sincerity and unwavering support regardless of location. Both designs feature shield-inspired graphics, highlighting resilience and the determination to face the challenges that come with competing against stronger opponents in Asia.

Persib will also have two goalkeeper jersey designs for their AFC Champions League Two campaign. Their continental journey begins on Wednesday, September 16, when they travel to face FC Seoul at Seoul World Cup Stadium. Despite entering the match as the underdogs, the Bandung side are targeting valuable points from their opening fixture as they look to make a positive start to their Asian campaign.

The ACL Two jerseys are already available for Bobotoh through PERSIB Store outlets and the club's partner network. Supporters can also purchase the kits through the official Persib online store on e-commerce platforms, with the jersey priced at Rp999,000. Beyond being match attire, the new collection represents Persib's ambition to carry its identity beyond Indonesia and compete with pride on the Asian stage.