According to football kit information website Footy Headlines, Saudi club Al Nassr recently used AI-generated product images for match kits in their official online store. However, the AI-generated images display several significant discrepancies from the official Adidas kits, including outdated technology labels.

Al Nassr did not conduct traditional product photography for the platinum away kit and third kit for the new season. Instead, they used AI models to generate images for their official online store.

However, this "convenient" approach quickly revealed significant problems. The AI-generated kit images contained numerous details that did not match the actual product, and directly altered the original design and technical features of the authentic kit.

Al Nassr's 2026-27 season away and third kits in the Authentic Player version feature a newly enlarged three-stripe design from the Adidas brand on the shoulders. This design represents a new change the brand introduced for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

However, in the AI-generated images used in Al Nassr's official store, the shoulders appear as thin standard stripes and fail to clearly show the special ventilation mesh present on the actual kit fabric.

An even more embarrassing issue appeared on the kit's hem.

AI Brought Back "Outdated Technology" Labels

The AI-generated image of Al Nassr's kit displays the "Aeroready" technology label on the lower left hem.

However, the Player Authentic version kit actually uses the latest "Climacool+" technology label.

Reports indicate that Adidas officially discontinued the "Aeroready" name on primary match kits after the 2026 FIFA World Cup, replacing it with the updated Climacool series fabric.

More importantly, Aeroready was primarily used for fan version kits and was never applied to Player Spec match kits used in actual competition. Therefore, the appearance of this label on a high-spec Player Spec kit represents a clear technical error.

Footy Headlines believes these continued errors reveal concerning carelessness within the club's marketing and retail departments.

While using AI to generate kit mockups can reduce photography costs and save time, AI cannot truly understand the technical specifications of professional sportswear, fabric weight, and the latest changes to kit templates.

When clubs replace actual product photography with AI-generated images, they risk ultimately presenting content to consumers that does not match the actual product.

This practice is particularly deceptive for fans willing to pay premium prices for official match kits.

Previously, Como 1907 attracted attention for using AI-generated product images for their 2026-27 season kits, and now Al Nassr faces a similar situation.

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