CBF unveils new Brazil kit, with Lucas Paquetá among the models | OneFootball

Lucas Paquetá was one of the models in the unveiling of the new Brazilian National Team uniform

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has unveiled the new main uniform for the Brazilian National Team, looking ahead to the 2026 World Cup, which will take place between June and July. Thus, Lucas Paquetá, midfielder for Flamengo, was one of the models featured in the images.

The shirt maintains the traditional yellow tone of the main uniform. Additionally, dark green details and a lighter shade on the sides of the piece are the main new features compared to the previous version. Finally, the collar is a crew neck.

Furthermore, the shorts remain blue, as is customary for the Brazilian National Team uniforms. Lastly, the socks for the team led by Carlo Ancelotti are still white, but now feature yellow and green details.

WHO WERE THE MODELS?

Lucas Paquetá, midfielder for Flamengo, was one of the models in the unveiling of the new Brazilian National Team uniform. In addition, Vinicius Júnior, a product of Ninho do Urubu, Richarlison from Tottenham (ENG), and Estevão, currently at Chelsea (ENG), were also seen.

WAS LUCAS PAQUETÁ CALLED UP?

WHEN IS THE WORLD CUP?

The World Cup starts in June and runs until July. Thus, the Brazilian National Team is in Group C and will debut against Morocco on the 13th. Finally, the team led by Carlo Ancelotti will also face Scotland and Haiti.

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