Yeovil Town has bid farewell to the iconic green and white hoops, embracing a bold new look for the 2027/28 season with a full green home shirt. This fresh design features classic white detailing on the neck and sleeve hems, complemented by triangular white patches on the sides of the green shorts. The green socks are accented with two white bands positioned at the top and bottom of the shin pad area, completing the striking home ensemble.
The away kit pays homage to Somerset’s cricket heritage, drawing inspiration from the county cricket club’s recent Vitality Blast colors. The result is a vibrant dark pink shirt with subtle black undertones, offering a modern and distinctive style for Yeovil’s away fixtures.
Both kits have been crafted by Errea and were officially introduced during an engaging event held on Tuesday night at the Huish Park Fan Zone. Fans gathered after an open training session to witness the team unveil the new kits on stage, soaking in the buzz ahead of the pre-season kickoff this weekend.
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Alongside the kit unveiling, the club confirmed the squad numbers for the upcoming season. Notably, the #4 shirt has been taken out of retirement following its dedication to the late captain Lee Collins. The number will now be worn by new signing Hayden Muller, who joins from Sutton United, continuing the legacy with honour.
Returning players carry familiar numbers: Luke McCormick wears #8, Brett McGavin #14, and Matt Gould #22. Dan Ellison currently holds #35, though his future at the club remains uncertain.
Among the new signings, goalkeeper Jos Barker proudly dons the #1 shirt, while Joy Mukena and Jordan Norville-Williams take #2 and #3 respectively. Jack Kingdon wears #5, with loan recruit Loick Ayina assigned #6. Highly anticipated signing Mason Obeng, one of three arrivals from manager Billy Rowley’s former club Walton & Hersham, claims the prestigious #7 shirt.
Other squad numbers include Stephen Walker (#9), Ryan Jones (#10), James Daly (#11), and Archie Davies (#12). With no player allocated #13, newcomers Joe Gubbins (#15), Joe Haigh (#17), Johl Powell (#20), and Zain Westbrooke (#25) complete the current roster, leaving potential room for additions in #16, #18, and #19 as Rowley has hinted at at least one more attacking signing ahead of the season.
Yeovil Town’s refreshed look and fresh signings set an exciting tone as they prepare to embark on the upcoming season.