📸 All set: FIFA confirms Spain’s World Cup kits 🇪🇸 | OneFootball

FIFA has officially confirmed the kits that the Spanish national team will wear during the World Cup group stage.

The highest governing body in international football has set the colors for the team’s first three matches of the tournament, clearing up fans’ doubts.

Spain will keep its visual identity for almost the entire start of the championship. The national team will wear its traditional home kit in two of the three matches, featuring the classic red shirt, blue shorts, and dark socks against both Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia.

The only exception will come in the decisive clash against Uruguay. Due to television contrast requirements and competition regulations, Spain will be forced to change and will play entirely in white, from the shirt to the socks.

This match against La Celeste brings to mind a curious historical precedent. At the 1990 World Cup, the two countries also met in the group stage, and Spain wore an unusual combination: a red shirt and white shorts.

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The announcement allows the federation and the sponsoring brand to finalize the logistical details of the trip. With the kits now assigned, Spain can focus purely on football as it sets its sights on the World Cup.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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