Adidas World Cup 2026 jerseys
Alexis Mac Allister, Argentina
Luis Diaz, Colombia
Riccardo Calafiori, Italy
Diego Lainez, Mexico
Adidas World Cup 2026 jerseys

Adidas has released a collection of 22 home kits ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

The kits include countries who have already qualified for the event, are in the process of trying to qualify, and three who have already been eliminated.

Each jersey includes bespoke details for each country, as Adidas has moved away from a template model.

The full list of countries includes: Algeria, Argentina, Belgium, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Northern Ireland, Peru, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela and Wales.

Of the 22 nations, only six have booked their spots in the World Cup: Argentina, Colombia, Japan, Mexico, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Three have been eliminated: Chile, Peru, and Venezuela.

All of the kits will be available to purchase on Adidas.com starting on Thursday.

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“Designing our jersey roster for the FIFA World Cup 2026 has been about honouring each nation’s unique identity while pushing the boundaries of innovation and performance," said Thomas Mace, VP of design for Adidas Football.

"Every jersey tells a story — blending cultural heritage with modern aesthetics — and is built using our most advanced technologies to keep players cool and comfortable on football’s biggest stage.

"From the bold visual details to the shapeshifting lenticular logo and innovative ventilation features, this collection represents the future of football jersey design.”

So far, 28 of the allotted 48 teams have qualified for the tournament, which will be held next summer in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Below are the designs for some select countries.

Argentina

Colombia

Italy

Mexico

Spain

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This article originally appeared on Pro Soccer Wire: Adidas drops huge collection of World Cup 2026 jerseys

Reporting by Seth Vertelney, Pro Soccer Wire / Pro Soccer Wire

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