The club colours dominate through black and red stripes that run diagonally from the shoulder to the waist on the light grey kit - and clearly indicate who the opponent is up against, even on away trips. The Bayer 04 logo on the left chest stands out in a white and black 3D look. The neck features black ‘Werkself’ lettering.
As with the home kit, Bayer 04 fans were also involved in the planning and design of the away strip. The result is a real feel-good jersey for all trips with Bayer 04. From Bremen to Munich, from Dortmund to Berlin - a must-have for all those who want to support their Werkself in other Bundesliga stadiums and of course also on the European stage.
It has a straight unisex cut and, like the home jersey, is also available in a professional version for men and women. It is available in children's sizes 128 to 164 (priced at €64.90) and in adult sizes S to 5XL (priced at €84.90). The PRO versions cost €119.90. The away jerseys can be printed with the names of the Werkself players and the Bayer 04 Women (at a price of €14.90) or with your own personalised name (at a price of €19.90).
During the first international break of the 2026/27 season, set to last just under three weeks, nine Bayer 04 first-team players are in action with their respective national teams. Read on for updates on matches featuring Werkself players…
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Whenever the leading figures in European club football come together, Bayer 04 are right in the thick of it: At the 33rd General Assembly of the European Football Clubs (EFC) in Copenhagen, Fernando Carro, CEO, and Simon Rolfes, Managing Director Sport, discussed key sporting and economic issues for the future.
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Having progressed to the DFB Pokal Round of 16, the Bayer 04 Women do not have much time before their next Bundesliga fixture. On Friday night (18:30 CEST), coach Roberto Pätzold’s side kick off matchday six at the Ulrich Haberland Stadium against Werder Bremen – and they have a clear mission.
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Rüdiger Vollborn has been at the club for 40 years, he holds the record number of Bundesliga appearances for the club (401) and is the only Bayer 04 player to have won both the UEFA Cup (1988) and the DFB Pokal (1993). And the Berliner stayed with the Werkself after ending his impressive playing career working as a goalkeeping coach for the following nine years. Vollborn now works under the Bayer Cross as a fan liaison officer and club archivist. Since February 2021, the personal Black and Red lexicon takes Werkself fans under the heading of 'Rudi recounts...' on a brief trip through the history of Bayer 04 every month…
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