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World Cup 2018 kits: Every new home and away jersey revealed so far
With the 2018 World Cup fast approaching, the 32 teams who have booked their tickets to Russia are making sure they look the part.
Adidas have kitted a number of teams with new jerseys for the tournament, with the likes of Barcelona's Lionel Messi (Argentina), Chelsea's Michy Batshuayi (Belgium) and Alvaro Morata (Spain) revealing the kits they will be wearing in Russia - providing they're all on the plane, of course.
The new range celebrates the icons of World Cup history as well as throwing in a few new twists here and there, with design guru Juergen Rank saying the shirts are built "...for the needs for the stadium and the streets."
Meanwhile, the likes of Nike and Puma are drawing plenty of fans with their efforts - with Nigeria's kit fast becoming a pre-tournament favourite.
Argentina (adidas)
A celebration of the AFA’s 125-year anniversary. The laurels incorporate a key element of the Argentinian coat of arms and the AFA crest into the iconic blue and white stripes.
The Albiceleste away top is fairly flashy...
Belgium (adidas)
A bold look for the Red Devils, who have a strong squad capable of going all the way in Russia.
Mellow yellow for the Red Devils' away top.
Brazil (home)
This year, Brazil's strip will feature a more vibrant yellow colouring in more than 20 years. To determine the exact shade, designers took a colour swatch book to the Football Museum in Sao Paulo and matched the yellow with the one used in Mexico in 1970, when games were first broadcast in colour. The phrase ‘você é a seleção’ (translation: “your selection”) runs around the design.
Brazil (away)
The away kit features "a tessellating star pattern" from the team crest outwards which tells the story of two important firsts in the team’s history: 1) The first time they wore blue (in 1958 against Sweden) and 2) The first winner’s star they registered by winning that game.
Colombia (adidas)
A fresh take on the home shirt from the 1990 World Cup in Italy.
Juan Cuadrado models an appealing away top.
England (Nike)
Raheem Sterling models the slick new home strip.
Manchester City duo Kyle Walker and John Stones joke in the red away kit.
France
The home strip of Les Bleus will take some beating in Russia.
Samuel Umtiti certainly seems to like France's away strip!
Germany (adidas)
A modern interpretation of the iconic 1990 World Cup winners' shirt.
The change kit is winning hearts already.
Japan (adidas)
Takes inspiration from the handcrafted Japanese Apparel Design.
The Samurai Blues' away kit is smart - very smart.
Mexico (adidas)
The new El Tri shirt is inspired by designs from the 1990s.
Perhaps another case of where the change strip is more appealing than the home kit?
Nigeria (Nike)
The Super Eagles' bold striped design is an early favourite.
Portugal (Nike)
It's a classic home strip for the Euro 2016 champions, but the away strip is truly something to behold.
Russia (adidas)
The hosts' jersey is inspired by the top worn by the Soviet Union during the 1988 Olympic Games, where they won gold.
A neat design for the hosts' away top.
Spain (adidas)
An homage to one of the country’s most famous shirts, the jersey worn at the 1994 World Cup in the USA.
Again, the change strip may win more La Roja fans over than the bright red home top.
Sweden (adidas)
A smooth Blue away top for the Swedes.
Who has qualified?
Russia, Brazil, Iran, Japan, Mexico, Belgium, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Germany, England, Spain, Nigeria, Costa Rica, Poland, Egypt, Iceland, Serbia, Portugal, France, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Panama, Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia, Switzerland, Croatia, Sweden, Denmark, Australia, Peru
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