CBF unveils Brazil’s new home kit for the World Cup | OneFootball

In partnership with Nike, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) unveiled the new main uniform of the National Team this Saturday. Vinícius Júnior, Estêvão, Richarlison, and Lucas Paquetá participated as models for the launch of the piece that will be used in the World Cup.

“Wearing the yellow jersey is always special — it represents our history and the joy of playing football the Brazilian way. When we play with freedom and confidence, this joy becomes our strength on the field,” said Estêvão, who was discovered by Palmeiras and is currently at Chelsea.

The manufacturer's idea was to produce a modern expression of the iconic canary yellow uniform of the National Team. With lighter green details on the sides, the jersey features geometric elements inspired by the Brazilian flag throughout the fabric. Inside the collar, there is the inscription “Vai Brasa.”

The jersey is paired with blue shorts and white socks (with the inscription “Brasa”), reinforcing the classic visual identity of the National Team. The team, led by coach Carlo Ancelotti, will debut the uniform in a friendly match against Croatia, scheduled for March 31, in the United States.

“The launch of the Brazilian National Team's main jersey is a moment that always moves all Brazilians and shows how our symbols remain alive and vibrant. The canary yellow jersey, with all its mystique and brilliance, is one of the greatest assets of world football,” said Samir Xaud, president of the CBF.

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