Amar Dedić sees Bosnia unveil 2026 World Cup kit | OneFootball

Bosnia and Herzegovina, home to Benfica full-back Amar Dedić, have unveiled their new kits for the 2026 World Cup. According to Glorioso 1904, the launch was made official and swiftly drew international attention.

The reveal arrives amid growing optimism for the Balkan side, who reached the finals after an intense qualifying path, including a decisive play-off win against Italy.

Produced in partnership with Kelme, the collection blends tradition and modern lines and includes two models for the tournament. The primary shirt is dominated by blue. The alternate is white with yellow detailing, echoing the national flag.

Bosnia are in Group B and open against Canada on 12 June. Switzerland follow on 18 June, then Qatar on 24 June.

For Benfica in 2025/26, Dedić, valued at 15 million euros, played 43 competitive matches, logging 3,511 minutes. His split was 24 in Liga Portugal Betclic, 14 in the Champions League, three in the Taça de Portugal, one in the Taça da Liga and one in the Supertaça. He recorded one goal and four assists.

Source: Glorioso 1904