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DBU director says training kit message was rejected due to “technical reasons”; FIFA cites IFAB Laws of the Game that state team equipment may not have political slogans or images
Kits are manufactured by Iranian company Majid and feature tonal pattern of cheetah spots on the sleeves
Kits unveiled with less than three weeks to go before Cameroon’s World Cup group stage opener; national federation unilaterally ended contract with Le Coq Sportif early over the summer
Agent says federation has not negotiated the right to market Davies’ name and image; other Canadian players also taking stand as contract dispute rages on
Napoli debuts new Champions League kit in drubbing of Ajax; Atalanta to wear 115th anniversary kit later this month against Sassuolo
Home and away kits feature tonal graphic depicting the Ksour Essef cuirass, which was discovered in Tunisia and dates back to the 3rd century BC
With the 2022 FIFA World Cup set to kick off in Qatar in exactly two months, just about every nation participating has released new national team kits. Some will be worn a handful of times in friendlies before the World Cup, while others will make their debuts in Qatar. Check
Home, away and third kits all feature tonal pattern that mirrors what the Danish national team wore in 1992 when they won the European Championship
Announcement gives Costa Rican football fans something extra to celebrate on nation’s independence day
Announcement confirms prior leaks for U.S., England, South Korea, Qatar, Australia, Croatia, France, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia; also confirms no new kits for Canada
Leaked graphics show new kits for World Cup-bound nations Qatar, Australia, Croatia, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Saudi Arabia, as well as four countries that didn’t qualify
Other countries not headed to Qatar but still unveiling new kits include Scotland, Northern Ireland, Czechia, Chile and Algeria
