Traditional shirt and «Dibu» in green: Argentina set final kit | OneFootball

The Argentina National Team finalized the kit it will wear in this Sunday’s World Cup final against Spain at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The team led by Lionel Scaloni will take the field wearing its traditional home jersey, paired with white shorts and socks.

This uniform was chosen for most of the matches in the current World Cup, including the games against Algeria, Cape Verde, Egypt and Switzerland. The only three exceptions came in the group stage, when the team wore blue socks against Austria and the alternate kit against Jordan, and in the semifinal against England, a match in which it also wore the away jersey.

Meanwhile, Emiliano “Dibu” Martínez will wear an all-green kit between the posts. This color has successful precedents in the goalkeeper’s recent history, as he wore it during much of Qatar 2022 and in the title-winning matches against Brazil and in 2024 against Colombia. Likewise, the combination of white shorts and socks in the overall uniform mirrors the outfit used in the decisive knockout matches of the last World Cup against the Netherlands, Croatia and France.

On the other side, Spain will return to its main combination after having played the semifinal against France in its alternate shirt. For the final match, the European side will take the field in its red home jersey, which features blue sleeves and yellow details.

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