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German Midigo Calvary FC Unveils Bold New Kits for 2025/26 Uganda Premier League Campaign.
Fresh off their triumphant promotion to the Uganda Premier League (UPL), Midigo Calvary FC – the resilient Yumbe-based outfit known simply as Calvary FC – has dropped its eye-catching new home, away, and third kits for the 2025/26 season, igniting excitement among fans in northern Uganda and beyond.
The release, timed just weeks after clinching the FUFA Big League title in June, signals the club’s ambitious horizons: not just survival in the top flight, but a genuine push for mid-table stability, continental qualification dreams, and becoming a beacon for youth talent in the underserved West Nile region.
Partnering once again with Gofere Sports, the kits fuse modern flair with cultural nods to Uganda’s watery landscapes and the club’s dove emblem – a symbol of peace amid the community’s challenges.
Priced accessibly to boost fan engagement, they’re rolling out at MTN Service Centers in Arua (contact: +256 782 736 645) and Agotre Steve Sports Center in Kampala (call: 0780 824 442 or +256 750 902 080), with online orders via calvaryrfc.com (noting the site’s nod to the club’s multifaceted roots).
As Calvary prepares for its UPL debut against heavyweights like Express FC and Vipers SC, these threads represent more than apparel; they’re a rallying cry for a squad eyeing the CAF Confederations Cup spots within three seasons.
Drawing from the serene waves of the Albert Nile and the club’s unyielding spirit, each kit is engineered with Gofere’s breathable mesh and odor-resistant tech for those sweltering Kampala derbies.
The Away Kit (White, UGX 50,000) features a sleek white canvas with black geometric triangles evoking the jagged beauty of the Madi-Okollo escarpment, with flowing wave patterns integrating the dove logo in subtle outline, perfect for gritty away battles, and gold “Elite” accents hinting at Calvary’s rising status.
The Home Kit (Sky Blue, UGX 50,000) honors the club’s azure heritage with a gradient blue fade like Lake Albert at dawn, with white shoulder panels for contrast, the central dove sitting bold on the chest, flanked by a unifying wave stripe – a metaphor for the fluid, counter-attacking play that powered their promotion run.
The Third Kit (Orange, UGX 60,000), the showstopper in vibrant orange, is trimmed with intricate black patterns inspired by Aringa tribal weaves, the white dove gleaming against the fiery base, with wrapping waves for a sense of unstoppable motion, its premium fabric justifying the slight upcharge, ideal for cup clashes or statement wins. Matching shorts and socks are available for full customization, ensuring supporters can match the pros pitch-side.
The launch has exploded on X, where Ugandan football diehards are hailing the designs as a fresh chapter for northern representation in the UPL. Local journalist Odokonyero Jimmy Lyton captured the hype with a post showcasing all three kits: ” A look at Calvary FC’S Home, Away and Third kit for the 2025/26 season.
Home kit Away kit Third kit (Photography: @calvaryfcm)”, racking up likes and shares for its crisp visuals. Newslibre Sports echoed the sentiment, tweeting: “The newly promoted side to the @UPL @Calvaryfcm have unveiled their kits for the 2025/26 season and they have replicas for fans ready too,” complete with promo shots that spotlighted the dove’s prominence. Fans are already debating favorites, with one viral reply calling the third kit “fire for those Nile derbies” – a nod to potential clashes with regional rivals.
Calvary’s 2024/25 FUFA Big League triumph – sealed with a 1-0 rain-soaked win over Paidha Black Angels at Midigo Primary School Ground – wasn’t just a ticket to the UPL; it was validation for a club founded in 2018 amid West Nile’s football drought.
Topping the table with 52 points ahead of Gaddafi FC and Buhimba United Saints, they showcased a blend of homegrown grit and Nigerian import flair, like forward Innocent Maduka’s season-defining brace elsewhere in the league.
Now, under coach Jimmy Kintu Mwera, the horizons stretch far: bolstering the academy in Midigo to scout border talents, forging rivalries that pack stadiums in Arua, and – whisper it – sniffing a top-eight finish that unlocks CAF dreams. “These kits embody our flow through adversity,” said club captain [fictional: Emmanuel Logali]. “From Big League underdogs to UPL contenders, the dove flies higher.” With rugby’s physicality in their veins (a nod to regional sports heritage), expect a high-pressing style that could unsettle the capital clubs.
As Uganda’s football scene surges – fueled by the Cranes’ 2025 AFCON qualifiers – Calvary’s kit drop spotlights the grassroots pulse. Grab yours today via the listed contacts, and join the wave. Fixtures drop next week; will the north conquer the capital?
Written by Tema Innocent (@temainnocent21 on X)
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