👕 Brazil's Cup rivals and world powers unveil kits; have a look | OneFootball

Two months remain until the 2026 World Cup, and the national teams keep unveiling their kits for the tournament.

In this week’s launch roundup, OneFootball brings you the shirts of Morocco, Haiti and Scotland - Brazil’s opponents at the World Cup - as well as other favorites for the tournament.

Before we get into the World Cup “business,” we should mention that Coritiba have unveiled their new home shirt for the season.

The traditional white shirt, with two horizontal green stripes and a centered crest, also features green on the shoulders and sleeves.

See details here!

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🥰 World Cup vibes

Morocco

Brazil begin their quest for a dream sixth world title on June 13, when they face Morocco.

And the African side have unveiled both their home and away kits, in partnership with Puma.

Photos: Puma/Disclosure

Haiti

Haiti, meanwhile, are Brazil’s second opponent in Group C of the 2026 World Cup, with the match taking place on June 19.

The Central American team unveiled its kits for the tournament featuring the colors of its flag - blue, white and red.

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Scotland

Finally, on June 24, Brazil will wrap up their group-stage campaign at the World Cup against Scotland.

The European side, who have not appeared in the tournament since 1998, unveiled their away kit for the World Cup.

The new away shirt features “scarlet red” as the dominant color, with thin vertical purple stripes.

The V-neck collar is purple and white. Adidas’ traditional three stripes appear in white on the shoulders.

To complete the kit, purple shorts and socks.

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👕 The favorites’ kits

Argentina

Some of the world’s biggest powers, among the main contenders to lift the trophy, have also unveiled their kits for the World Cup.

Defending champions Argentina took a bold approach with their away shirt. Black has “taken over” the dominant role that used to belong to dark blue.

Almost “psychedelic” designs are printed on the front and back in different shades of blue. 

Photo: Adidas/Disclosure

France

Champions in 2018 and runners-up in 2022, France are once again expected to challenge for the trophy.

While the home shirt is more “modern,” with different shades of black and blue giving it a sense of “speed,” the away one is simpler.

A very light green pays tribute to the Statue of Liberty - a gift from France to the United States.

Photos: Nike/Disclosure

Spain

Led by Lamine Yamal, Spain are one of the favorites and want to become world champions again - something they have achieved only once, in 2010.

The European side also unveiled their away kit for the 2026 World Cup.

The piece is inspired by Spain’s literary tradition and, for that reason, the shirt comes in a cream tone with a graphic pattern, found in classic manuscripts, running throughout the kit.

The red and yellow colors, a trademark of the Spanish national team, appear on the collar and sleeves.

Photos: Adidas/Disclosure

Germany

Four-time champions Germany could match Brazil’s five world titles at the 2026 World Cup.

The Europeans unveiled their away kit, with navy blue as the dominant color. On the V-neck collar and sleeves, a mix of turquoise and white.

Photos: Adidas/Disclosure

England

England are also world champions and head into the 2026 World Cup as strong contenders, looking to end a 60-year drought.

The European side unveiled both home and away kits for the tournament.

England’s home shirt has white as the dominant color, but elements such as lions and stars embossed into the fabric reference English football culture.

The sides feature curved red panels, as well as a collar and sleeves in navy blue mixed with white and red.

The away kit, meanwhile, has red as the dominant color, with a navy-blue collar and sleeves featuring white and red.

Photos: Nike/Disclosure

Portugal

Still with Cristiano Ronaldo, but with a strong squad that goes well beyond CR7, Portugal are among the favorites for the 2026 World Cup and want to become world champions for the first time.

Inspired by the Atlantic Ocean and Portuguese navigation, the European side’s home shirt is red, with “wave” patterns in the fabric. 

The collar is green, as are the sleeves.

Portugal’s away shirt, meanwhile, has a white base with aqua green also as a dominant color.

Photos: Puma/Disclosure

😅 Wait, there’s more

Uruguay

Despite being two-time world champions, Uruguay are not among the favorites for the 2026 World Cup.

But La Celeste, who promise to bring plenty of grit and passion to the tournament, have unveiled their home and away kits.

Uruguay’s home shirt is based on the iconic sky blue, with navy-blue details in the lines running from the shoulders down the sides.

The away shirt, nicknamed “Black Panther,” is meant to embody Uruguay’s fighting spirit.

The piece has dark blue as its base, but with a “wings” shape stretching across the chest in various shades of blue.

Photos: Nike/Disclosure

Mexico

Alongside the United States and Canada, Mexico is one of the hosts of the 2026 World Cup.

The Mexicans unveiled their away kit for the tournament.

White is the dominant color of the shirt, with red and green completing the flag colors appearing on the collar and sleeves.

Photos: Adidas/Disclosure

Finally, four African national teams unveiled their kits: Ghana, Ivory Coast and Egypt released both home and away versions, while South Africa released only the away kit.

Ghana (white home and yellow away)

Photo: Puma/Disclosure

Ivory Coast (orange home and white away)

Photos: Puma/Disclosure

Egypt (red home and white away)

Photos: Puma/Disclosure

South Africa

Photos: Adidas/Disclosure

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