US EditionAdidas Release 2026 World Cup Jerseys: Kits to Be Worn by Lionel Messi's Argentina, Mexico, and Many More at FIFA Tournament
Adidas released kits for 22 teams including Argentina and Germany, highlighting national heritage and historic designs ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
- On November 5, Adidas launched the 2026 home kit line for 22 national teams, covering those competing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
- Major national federations signed with Adidas, and Adidas said each jersey draws on histories, landscapes and past designs to unite fans around national identity.
- Argentina's kit features sky blue with a three-colour fading effect and the Argentine federation's founding year, 1896, on the neck, Adidas said.
- Fans worldwide are already reacting to the new kits, building fresh excitement as the World Cup draws near next summer.
- Germany will play its final World Cup with longtime kit-maker Adidas as the 70-year partnership ends in 2027; Adidas said `Championing Germany's previous successes in this tournament, the home jersey pays homage to some of the nation's most iconic shirts`.
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Adidas release 2026 World Cup jerseys: Kits to be worn by Lionel Messi's Argentina, Mexico, and many more at FIFA tournament
With Adidas having dropped their final products all at once, The Sporting News brings you an overview of how those jerseys will look at next year's competition.
Argentine Lionel Messi, a striker at Inter Miami, said Wednesday that he hopes the 2026 World Cup will be an extraordinary event and contribute to the growth of football in the United States. “I have very high expectations that the World Cup will be something extraordinary,” he said during his participation in the American Business Forum (ABF), an event that brings together political, business and sports leaders on 5 and 6 November in Miami. Als…
Argentine Lionel Messi, a striker at Inter Miami, said on Wednesday that he hopes the 2026 World Cup will be extraordinary and will help boost football in the United States. The entry Messi: "I have very high expectations that the World Cup will be something extraordinary" was first published in the Digital Process.
Photo: Adidas We arrived at one of the most anticipated moments of the football year: the presentation of the new official sweater of the 2026 World Cup. The Mexican National Team proudly celebrates the colors that it will carry to represent the country in the largest tournament on the planet, with the look placed — once again— on reaching the long-awaited fifth game.
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