With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaching, major sportswear brands have started unveiling official team kits for the tournament. Adidas has released the home and away shirts for defending champions Argentina, featuring traditional light blue and white stripes with a subtle pattern inspired by the iconic Obelisco de Buenos Aires. The brand also revealed Germany's home kit, which returns to a classic white base with black and red accents.
Nike has launched Portugal's new home jersey, a predominantly red shirt with a geometric pattern said to be inspired by the nation's iconic pavement designs. Puma, meanwhile, has presented kits for several African nations, including Senegal's home shirt, which features a bold green, yellow, and red design honoring the national flag.
The 2026 World Cup, to be hosted across Canada, Mexico, and the United States, will feature an expanded format of 48 teams. The kit releases are a standard part of the commercial buildup to the tournament, with manufacturers aiming to capitalize on fan interest and national pride. Further kit reveals from other qualified nations are expected in the coming months.
