The best soccer/NFL crossover jerseys as PSG unveil kit for Steelers vs. Saints in Paris

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  Chris WrightOct 20, 2026, 06:00 AM ET

The NFL International Series has seen games take place in the UK, Australia, Brazil, Germany, the Republic of Ireland and Spain in the past. But Sunday's upcoming bout between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints at the Stade de France in Paris will be the first to take place on French soil (watch live on NFL Network at 9:30 a.m. ET).

As such, Paris Saint-Germain are gearing up for the big occasion in a very literal sense by releasing a special edition football jersey designed by Fanatics in collaboration with both the NFL and Nike.

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If you've ever wondered what the two-time reigning UEFA Champions League holders and perennial Ligue 1 champions might look like should they suddenly relaunched as a new overseas NFL franchise, this is it.

The jersey is available in two colorways, the first being PSG's traditional colors of blue, red and white and the second being a lustrous mix of maroon and gold.

Styled to look like NFL jerseys with a loose fit and a deep V-neck, the designs feature PSG's club crest and an array of Parisian details including stylish monograms, the local two-digit French department code (No.75) and the fleur-de-lis, which appears on the French club's crest as well as that of the Saints.

The crossover shirts have gone on sale this week, giving both PSG and NFL fans the chance to get their attire in order ahead of the game this coming weekend.

However, they are not the first hybrid soccer/NFL jerseys to have been made available. Here are some of the best that have been released over the past decade.

Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur (2018)

Released in 2018 ahead of London's first NFL International Series game, Chelsea were furnished with a limited-edition jersey that came in plain blue and white with Eden Hazard's name and number splashed across the back.

Tottenham were also bestowed with an NFL-style jersey in 2018 alongside their London rivals. With Harry Kane known to be a huge NFL fan who holds ambitions of becoming a kicker in the league one day, the simple white design presumably went down very well with Spurs' then-star striker.

PSG and Barcelona (2018)

PSG and Barcelona formed a mini-capsule of European heavyweights to receive the NFL crossover treatment. Both jerseys comprised simplified versions of the traditional club colours, with Brazilian pair Neymar and Philippe Countinho occupying the respective name tapes.

Inter Milan (2025)

Released as part of a range to coincide with the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in the United States, Inter's NFL jersey was a fairly straightforward design. At least the Nerazzurri colors of black, blue and bright yellow helped lend a little extra contrast and "pop" to proceedings.

Australia (2026)

Created as part of a limited range of "football x football" NFL-style hybrid jerseys for the 2026 FIFA World Cup (hence the number stitched on the front and rear), Australia's design certainly looked the part in vibrant gold and green.

England (2026)

Also part of Nike's bespoke range of 2026 World Cup offerings, England's rose-red design came with smart tonal detailing and the Three Lions badge affixed to both sleeves.

France (2026)

The crème de la crème of the 2026 World Cup range was definitely the France design which looked like a legit NFL jersey with its deep blue base and bold tricolore detailing. There might be a few sporting this jersey when France gets its first taste of live NFL action this weekend.