Out of Benfica, Dedić already knows his new kit for the World Cup | OneFootball

The Bosnia and Herzegovina national team, which includes Benfica full-back Amar Dedic, officially unveiled the new kits it will wear at the 2026 World Cup, in a reveal that quickly gained international attention.

The launch of the kits comes at a time of great anticipation for the Balkan side, which secured qualification after an intense competitive campaign, including a decisive victory over Italy in the play-off for a place in the final tournament.

The national team’s new “skin” is the result of a partnership with sportswear brand Kelme and features a design that combines tradition and modernity, with two distinct models already prepared for the tournament. In the home shirt, blue clearly takes centre stage, while the alternative version uses white as the base, with yellow details that directly reference the colours of the Bosnia and Herzegovina flag.

The team featuring the Benfica player is in Group B of the 2026 World Cup, where it will face Canada in its opener on 12 June, before taking on Switzerland and Qatar in the group stage on 18 and 24 June, respectively.

In the 2025/26 season, playing for Benfica, Amar Dedić - valued at €15 million - made 43 official appearances: 24 in Liga Portugal Betclic, 14 in the Champions League, three in the Portuguese Cup, one in the League Cup and one in the Super Cup. In the 3,511 minutes he spent on the pitch, the Bosnian scored one goal and provided four assists.

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