League:
Level
Sky Bet Championship
Position:
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League Cup:
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Chairman:
Grant Ferguson
Manager:
Gary Rowett
Top Scorer:
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Notable Players:
Cameron Brannagan, Ciaron Brown, Jamie Cumming, Siriki Dembélé, Tyler Goodrham, Mark Harris, Michał Helik, Brian De Keersmaecker, Elliott Moore, Przemysław Płacheta, Matt Phillips, Ole Romeny, Will Vaulks.
This will be Macron's final season of their 4-year contract with Oxford United.
Baxi begin their second season as the primary sponsor.
There are no changes to the EFL branding for the 2025-26 season.
With Base
Layer
The club used the term 'modern classic' to describe the kit launch, and the 2025 shirt definitly has similaritites to the shirts worn 1993-1996, with navy collars and sleeves.
A consistent design theme runs across the entire kit, with pencil-thin twin bands trimming each garment to create a clean, cohesive look. The navy sleeves also feature a subtle shadow wave pattern - identical to the one used on the 2023 electric blue third kit.
There are a couple of subtle updates from last season: the Baxi sponsor logo now sits slightly higher on the chest, and the club crest features a yellow border instead of the previous white.
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The goalkeeper kits are relatively plain and straight from Macron’s catalogue, utilising their Cerberus jersey template.
It's rather unusual to have chosen white as a keeper's colour, navy/yellow or plain black would have seemed more approriate.
Portsmouth Home
The new Macron home kits debuted at the Indonisia President’s Cup 2025 tournament. However, the all-yellow 2024 socks were worn.
The shirt numbers differed to previous Macron pre-seasons, with the club's preferred styled font 'Fixen' used, with a small Ox-head motif on the base of each numeral.
Tournament sleeve patches were worn on the left sleeve. For the first time, Oxford United had different coloured patches for the outfield and keeper shirts.