New kit for Argentina: World Cup 2026 shirt revealed | OneFootball

With only 7 months left until the start of the 2026 World Cup, the new jersey of the Argentina National Team—with which they will defend the most valuable trophy on the planet—was unveiled this Wednesday. Featuring unique details and a refreshing style, the world champions now know which kit they must defend in the World Cup that is getting closer and closer to kicking off.

It is well known that Adidas is the brand that outfits the national team, a partnership that has lasted for many years. In this context, and with an eye on the tournament to be held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada between June and July of next year, the exact model of the albiceleste kit has just been publicly revealed.

The fact is that this Wednesday, the Argentina National Team presented its new jersey to be worn at the 2026 World Cup. With the classic sky blue and white stripes, the crest of the Argentine Football Association, and the three stars representing their titles, along with some innovative small details, the world champions now have a new shirt available.

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The brand-new home kit features the classic vertical stripes, three sky blue and two white. On the chest, on the left side, is the AFA crest, while the brand's logo is on the right. In the center, the most striking detail this time is the champion's patch for their recent triumph in Qatar 2022.

Another notable detail is the lower part of the kit. Unlike previous occasions when it was black or white, now the shorts are blue. It is worth noting that they feature three vertical sky blue stripes on each side, as well as a small horizontal line at the very bottom, the crest on the right, and each player's number on the left.

In this way, the Argentina National Team has now publicly revealed the jersey it will wear at the 2026 World Cup, which is set to begin in the middle of next year. With the clear goal of defending the title and winning a fourth star, Lionel Scaloni's team now has the brand-new kit they will wear at the most important event.

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