The jersey will be worn by Soccer in the Streets’ East Point teams next season, with a portion of every sale supporting free youth soccer across Atlanta.
Atlanta, GA – August 28th, 2026 – Thirty years after releasing ATLiens, Outkast are marking the anniversary by backing Atlanta’s next generation. André 3000 and Big Boi linked with MUNDIAL to sponsor Soccer in the Streets and create official ATLiens jerseys for its youth teams in East Point – the neighborhood where the duo’s story began.
The jerseys will be worn in games this season and a limited-edition run will be released worldwide through MUNDIAL, with a portion of proceeds funding Soccer In The Streets, a non-profit organization that empowers underserved youth through free programs across metro-Atlanta.
Big Boi recently surprised the team at an East Point scrimmage to personally deliver their new kits, meet the players and sign jerseys and autographs.
“As an Atlanta native and huge Outkast fan, I could not be more thrilled to have Big Boi share his passion for youth on our platform. Soccer continues to grow as a great connector of people in Atlanta and this initiative only exemplifies how powerful this support truly has become,” said Kaseem Ladipo, Executive Director for Soccer in the Streets. “We’re honored and grateful that OutKast has chosen to give back to East Point and invest in the Soccer in the Streets athletes who represent what’s next for Atlanta. As our youth teams grow, develop their talents, and discover how far soccer can take them, they’ll carry the spirit and legacy of being ATLiens with them.”
Released 30 years ago this week, ATLiens pushed Outkast – and hip-hop – into another world. The new jersey draws on the album’s visual universe, featuring iconic album artwork, details celebrating Atlanta, and a design that literally glows in the dark.
The limited-edition Outkast x MUNDIAL ATLiens jersey is available now, exclusively at mundialmag.com/collections/outkast.
About Soccer in the Streets
MUNDIAL is an independent-minded football culture platform exploring the game through the people, places, music, style and communities that make it matter. Founded in London in 2014 and now part of Footballco, MUNDIAL brings a distinct point of view to football through original storytelling, film, events and products, collaborating with clubs, artists and cultural figures around the world. For more information, please visit mundialmag.com
Soccer in the Streets is a nonprofit organization founded in 1989 that works to improve the lives of children by providing access to high-quality, community-based soccer programs and Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) programming. Since its founding, Soccer in the Streets has served tens of thousands of children through its innovative approach, which includes providing SEL, soccer skills training, job opportunities through our youth referee program, and youth coaching, as well as building soccer fields at MARTA transit stations through its StationSoccer™ initiative, making the sport accessible to communities that need it most while fostering a more connected Atlanta through the power of play. For more information,please visit soccerstreets.org.
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