Training jerseys Nike bring together the models worn during training by both professional and amateur clubs, available in team colours or in plain versions. You’ll find here cuts designed for movement, available in adult and child sizes.
The selection includes both club jerseys under licence and generic models Nike, to choose from based on the team you support or how you plan to use them.
A Nike training jersey is the shirt worn by players outside of matches, during training or warm-ups, different from the official jersey worn in competitions. Nike produces two main types: shirts printed with the colours of a specific club, produced under license, and generic Nike shirts without club logos, worn by amateur teams or simply chosen for their fit.
Nike training jerseys come in fitted or looser cuts depending on the model, with materials designed to wick away sweat during exercise. Some models are tailored for intensive training use, while others are suitable for running or everyday wear. The choice mainly depends on how often you'll use them and the fit you prefer, whether closer to the body or more relaxed for movement.
A club jersey features the print, colours, and sometimes the sponsor of a specific team, making it a choice for supporters or players registered with that club. The Nike generic jersey, without club identity, offers more colour choice and suits teams that equip themselves outside of a partnership with a professional club. Both versions can be worn for training; the difference is purely visual, not functional.
Nike isn’t the only brand in the Training Jerseys category. You can compare with other suppliers:
The prices of Nike training jerseys change during commercial periods, so it’s better to keep an eye on the dedicated sections rather than a specific date. The Black Friday is the first big event coming up, followed by the end-of-year holidays and then the winter sales, before the French Days in spring. Outside these periods, the Deals, Clearance, and Special Offers pages include discounts available all year round. If you want a jersey quickly, the Shipped in 24h page lists items ready to go fast, and the New Arrivals page shows the latest models on the site.
The size of a Nike jersey depends on the cut of the chosen model, with some being more fitted than others, so it's useful to check the size guide provided on each product page before ordering. For a child, it's better to choose specific child sizes rather than an adult S size, as the fit is different. If in doubt between two sizes, a training jersey worn under another garment or alone in hot weather doesn't require the same fit.
Yes, part of the Nike catalogue consists of licensed jerseys printed in the colours of a club. The other part includes generic Nike models, without club identity, to choose based on your preferred colour or fit.
No, the training jersey is a distinct model from the official jersey worn in competition, known as the player version. It is generally designed for repeated use in training, with a different cut and finishing than the match jersey.
Yes, Nike training jerseys are available in child sizes in addition to adult sizes, depending on the models available in the category. The size guide on each product page helps to choose the right size for age or body shape.
The availability of each size and colour is indicated directly on the product page of the jersey in question. If you're particularly interested in a model, it's better to check its page rather than relying on a size seen on a different model in the range.
The New Arrivals page of the football club shop groups the latest jerseys added to the catalogue, including Nike. It's the page to check regularly if you're looking for a model that has just gone on sale.