📸 Del Piero reveals 13 World Cup kits: Italy, Spain, Germany and more...🌍 | OneFootball

Alex Del Piero has made a colossal spoiler about the World Cup: it's all true. This is because the former player posted a photo - later removed - of all the Adidas jerseys that will be used in the competition (if the respective teams qualify).

The portal FootyHeadlines has clarified the situation, and now we present all the photos and renderings of the teams that - fingers crossed - should participate in the World Cup.

Among the jerseys that can be seen most clearly are those of Italy, Argentina, Germany, Spain, Mexico, and Japan: both in the home and away versions. The Belgium kit, however, is only visible in the home style.

Italy

In Del Piero's photo, there is also the jersey of Italy, which, however, still does not know if it will be at the World Cup. For details on this kit, click here.

Argentina

The home jersey is in line with the classic ones but adds graded shades in the blue parts. The away kit should be predominantly black with white logos and blue details.

Germany

The Germany home jersey should remain traditional, while the away one presents a new color combination never used before. The navy blue is paired with white logos and mint color applications

Spain

The home jersey should pair a deep red with dark blue sleeves. The away one, as confirmed by Del Piero's photo, is white with brown and gold details.

Belgium (home only)

As for Belgium, only the home jersey is visible which has a mainly red color, combined with golden (or orange-yellow) and black details.

Mexico

The Mexico home jersey seems to be a tribute to the uniform worn at the 1998 World Cup. The away one would have a white base with a subtle geometric pattern embossed all over the fabric, which would be inspired by ancient Mesoamerican motifs.

Japan

The away jersey remains in the groove of tradition while the away one would present thin and faded stripes of different colors.

Photo credits: Footyheadlines, Opaleak, CesarPatricio, UniformSelec1

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