Football
Every World Cup 2026 Kit In One Place
With the qualifying line-up now complete and all 48 nations officially confirmed, the focus shifts to the visual side of the tournament as teams unveil the shirts they will wear on football’s biggest stage.
Manufacturers have been rolling out their designs in recent weeks, offering a near-complete picture of the kits set to appear across the United States, Mexico and Canada.
One clear pattern has emerged: away kits are taking centre stage. Without the obligation to follow long-established home colours, designers have explored more daring ideas, drawing inspiration from local culture, historic references, art, wildlife and national symbols. The outcome is a wide-ranging and expressive collection.
Unsurprisingly, global brands such as Nike, Adidas and Puma account for most of the designs. Still, several smaller manufacturers have also entered the spotlight, ready to present their work to a vast international audience.
Below is a group-by-group look at the kits revealed so far:
Group A
South Korea (Nike)
South Korea go bold with the home shirt, a vivid red base featuring a dynamic tiger-inspired pattern that gives it real energy and identity. The away kit takes a completely different route, soft purple tones with a floral, almost artistic design that feels elegant and quite unique compared to most teams.
Home

Away

Mexico (Adidas)
Mexico lean into their heritage, incorporating intricate patterns and striking contrasts across both designs.
Home

Away

Czech Republic (Puma)
A restrained home shirt is paired with a more experimental away version featuring white and golden elements.
Home

Away

South Africa (Adidas)
South Africa opt for vivid colours and dynamic patterns influenced by local artistic traditions.
Home

Away

Group B
Canada (Nike)
Canada present a minimalist approach, centred on sharp lines and national symbolism. Their away kit takes a more innovative direction, featuring darker tones with a striking paint-splatter theme that sets it apart from more traditional designs.
Home

Away

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Classic colours seem to remain the foundation, according to some leaks, although their kits have yet to be officially released, with full details expected to follow in the coming weeks.
Qatar (Adidas)
Qatar continue with their signature tones, complemented by motifs inspired by regional culture.
Home

Away

Switzerland (Puma)
Switzerland’s kits reflect a crisp and structured aesthetic with subtle alpine references. Their away kit stands out for its distinctive tie-dye pattern, rendered in a vibrant, almost fluorescent shade of green that gives it a bold, modern edge.
Home

Away

Group C
Brazil (Nike)
Brazil preserve their iconic look at home, while the away design explores more fluid and artistic ideas.
Home

Away

Scotland (Adidas)
Scotland’s home kit features a dark navy base with a subtle geometric pattern, keeping a classic and understated feel. The away shirt adds more colour, with a red base and thin vertical stripes in contrasting tones, creating a bold and modern look.
Home

Away

Haiti (Saeta)
Haiti’s kits stand out through bold colour choices and expressive patterns rooted in the nation’s history.
Home

Away

Morocco (Puma)
Morocco’s home kit features a classic red base with green detailing and subtle patterned trim. The away shirt stands out with a white design and a central gold motif inspired by traditional Moroccan patterns, giving it a refined look.
Home

Away

Group D
United States (Nike)
The United States opt for a bold home design, featuring flowing red stripes across a white base, creating a dynamic, wave-like effect. The away kit takes a darker approach, with a black base covered in a subtle star pattern, delivering a sleek and modern look.
Home

Away

Paraguay (Puma)
Paraguay’s home kit reimagines their traditional red and white stripes with a sprayed, textured effect, giving the design a more dynamic and modern feel. Blue accents on the collar and sleeves provide a sharp contrast, completing a bold overall look.
Home

Away
Not yet released.
Australia (Nike)
Australia’s home kit keeps things traditional with a bright yellow base and clean green detailing. The away shirt offers a more distinctive look, featuring a teal base that fades into warm orange tones across the upper section, creating a bold gradient effect.
Home

Away

Turkey (Nike)
Turkey’s away kit features a clean white base with a bold red chest band incorporating a subtle marbled pattern. The home shirt builds on that theme, presenting a full red design with a flowing, textured effect that gives it a striking and modern finish.
Home

Away

Group E
Germany (Adidas)
Germany’s home kit features a white base with a bold chevron design in black, red and yellow across the chest, echoing the national flag. The away shirt opts for a dark navy look with subtle patterns and light teal accents, offering a clean yet modern contrast.
Home

Away

Ivory Coast (Puma)
Ivory Coast’s home kit features a vibrant orange base with a subtle all-over pattern, staying true to their traditional identity. The away shirt is more expressive, combining a white base with soft green stripes and intricate orange and green floral-inspired graphics, creating a distinctive and artistic look.
Home

Away

Curacao (Adidas)
Curacao’s away shirt features a soft yellow base with blue detailing on the collar and sleeves. Subtle multicoloured accents on the shoulders add a modern touch to an otherwise clean and understated design.
Home
Not yet released.
Away

Ecuador (Marathon)
Ecuador’s home kit features a bright yellow base with dark trim, keeping a clean and traditional look. The away shirt opts for a deep navy design with a polo-style collar, offering a more refined and understated appearance.
Home

Away

Group F
Japan (Adidas)
Japan’s home kit features a deep blue base with radiating line patterns across the chest, creating a dynamic and futuristic look. The away shirt is more playful, with a white base covered in thin multicoloured stripes, giving it a vibrant and contemporary feel.
Home

Away

Netherlands (Nike)
The Netherlands’ home kit keeps it simple with a bright orange base and black detailing for a clean, classic look. The away shirt introduces a white design with a bold horizontal band in varying shades of orange, creating a striking gradient effect.
Home

Away

Sweden (Adidas)
Sweden’s home kit keeps a classic look with a bright yellow base and blue detailing on the shoulders. The away shirt offers more character, featuring a deep blue design with vertical patterned stripes that give it a distinctive and textured appearance.
Home

Away

Tunisia (Kappa)
Tunisia’s home kit features a strong red base with a subtle geometric pattern across the fabric. Dark trim on the collar and sleeves adds contrast, completing a sharp and modern design.
Home

Away
Not yet released.
Group G
Belgium (Adidas)
Belgium’s home kit features a rich red base with a subtle tonal pattern and gold detailing, keeping a refined look. The away shirt is far more experimental, combining pastel tones with abstract shapes and vertical lines for a bold and unconventional design.
Home

Away

Egypt (Puma)
Home

Away

Iran
Home
Not yet released.
Away
Not yet released.
New Zealand (Puma)
New Zealand’s home kit features an all-black design with a subtle fern-inspired pattern woven into the fabric. The away shirt offers a lighter look, with a white base and soft wave-like graphics, creating a clean and flowing design.
Home

Away

Group H
Saudi Arabia (Adidas)
Saudi Arabia’s home kit features a deep green base with a bold geometric pattern and contrasting accents, giving it a distinctive look. The away shirt is more understated, with a clean white design complemented by gold detailing for a refined finish.
Home

Away

Cape Verde (Capelli Sport)
Cape Verde’s home kit features a deep blue base with a subtle geometric pattern, giving it a modern and textured look. The away shirt is more minimal, with a clean white design and faint detailing, offering a simple and elegant contrast.
Home

Away

Spain (Adidas)
Spain’s home kit features a rich red base with fine vertical detailing and dark sleeves, giving it a modern twist on a classic look. The away shirt opts for a clean off-white design with burgundy and gold accents, offering a more refined and understated style.
Home

Away

Uruguay (Nike)
Uruguay’s home kit keeps a classic feel with a sky-blue base and a white polo-style collar. The away shirt takes a bold step, featuring a dark design with striking blue graphic elements around the chest, giving it a more futuristic look.
Home

Away

Group I
France (Nike)
France’s home kit features a deep blue base with diagonal stripe patterns, giving it a textured and modern look, finished with a white collar. The away shirt offers a softer contrast, with a light mint-green tone and minimal detailing, creating a clean and elegant design.
Home

Away

Iraq
Home
Not yet released.
Away
Not yet released.
Norway (Nike)
Norway’s home kit features a bold red base with a large cross design in blue and white, reflecting the national flag. The away shirt takes a minimalist approach, with an all-black design and subtle detailing for a sleek, modern look.
Home

Away

Senegal (Puma)
Senegal’s away kit stands out with a deep green base and bold geometric patterns running vertically, giving it a strong, modern African-inspired identity. The home shirt is much lighter, featuring a white base with soft, multicoloured traditional-style motifs that add a cultural and artistic touch.
Home

Away

Group J
Algeria (Adidas)
Algeria’s home shirt keeps things elegant with a clean white base, enhanced by subtle gold vertical detailing that adds depth without overpowering the look. The green and red trims tie nicely into the national colours. The away kit goes for a rich green tone with a smoother, more minimal design, giving it a sleek and modern feel compared to the more decorative home version.
Home

Away

Argentina (Adidas)
Argentina’s home shirt stays true to tradition with the iconic sky blue and white stripes, but adds a modern gradient effect and gold detailing that reflects their world champion status. The away kit is much bolder: black with flowing blue patterns that give it a dynamic, almost artistic feel, standing out as one of the more creative designs.
Home

Away

Austria (Puma)
Austria’s home shirt goes for a clean and classic look, with a strong red base and black sleeves that keep things simple but sharp. The away kit is far more experimental, featuring a white base with marble-like textures and gold geometric lines, giving it a stylish, almost luxury-inspired feel.
Home

Away

Jordan
Home
Not yet released.
Away
Not yet released.
Group K
Colombia (Adidas)
Colombia’s home shirt sticks with the classic bright yellow but adds a subtle tonal pattern across the fabric, giving it more texture without losing its identity. Red and blue accents keep it rooted in the national colours.
The away kit is far more eye-catching, with a deep blue base and dynamic wave-like patterns that create a strong sense of movement and energy.
Home

Away

Portugal (Puma)
Portugal’s home shirt keeps the traditional red but adds subtle horizontal wave patterns, giving it a bit more movement while staying classic. Green trims on the collar and sleeves tie into the national identity.
The away kit is much more adventurous, with a light mint-green base and bold swirling patterns that feel fluid and artistic, making it one of the more distinctive designs.
Home

Away

The Democratic Republic Of Congo
Home
Not yet released.
Away
Not yet released.
Uzbekistan
Home
Not yet released.
Away
Not yet released.
Group L
Croatia (Nike)
Croatia’s home shirt keeps the iconic red-and-white checkerboard, but with a more structured, modern layout that feels sharper and cleaner than previous versions. The away kit flips the identity into blue tones, using the same checkered concept for a cohesive look while offering a fresh alternative.
Home

Away

Ghana (Puma)
Ghana go bold again with the iconic black star front and centre. The home shirt stands out with a colourful, almost map-like abstract pattern that gives it a really unique identity. The away kit leans into a rich yellow base with subtle geometric detailing, keeping things cleaner but still very distinctive.
Home

Away

England (Nike)
England keep it classic with the home shirt, a clean white base with subtle navy and red trim and the crest as the main focus. The away kit goes much louder, a bold red design with layered graphic patterns that feel more modern and eye-catching.
Home

Away

Panama (Reebok)
Panama opt for a very classic look on the home shirt, a strong red base with simple detailing that feels traditional and clean. The away kit keeps things even simpler, all white with subtle gold accents that give it a slightly more refined touch without overcomplicating it.
Home

Away

Football
2026 Ballon d’Or Nominees: Full List Of Contenders Across All Categories
The race for the 2026 Ballon d’Or gathers pace as shortlists are unveiled across all categories.
The battle for the 2026 Ballon d’Or has officially commenced. Football’s most prestigious individual accolade, celebrating the standout performers of the 2025-26 season, is building towards its marquee evening.
On Tuesday, 8 September, shortlists will be revealed in stages across all primary categories, from the Men’s and Women’s Ballon d’Or to honours for emerging talent and world-class goalkeepers. Clubs and managers are likewise vying for prestigious recognition.
Among the individual awards up for grabs are the Kopa Trophy, presented to the standout young player, the Yashin Trophy, awarded to the top goalkeeper, and the Gerd Muller Trophy, reserved for the campaign’s most prolific finisher.
The staggered release of the nominees marks the opening chapter of the gala. The winners will be formally crowned on 26 October when the 2026 Ballon d’Or ceremony takes centre stage in London.
Nominees list: All names category by category
Women’s Club of the Year: Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Club America, Manchester City, and Olympique Lyonnais
Men’s Club of the Year: Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Bodo/Glimt, Flamengo, and PSG
Women’s Coach of the Year: Jonatan Giraldez, Andree Jeglertz, Nils Nielsen, Pere Romeu, Elena Sadiku
Men’s Coach of the Year: Mikel Arteta, Luis de la Fuente, Unai Emery, Vincent Kompany, Luis Enrique
Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year: Ann-Katrin Berger, Cata Coll, Hannah Hampton, Lorena, Ayaka Yamashita
Men’s Goalkeeper of the Year: Yassine Bounou, Thibaut Courtois, Gregor Kobel, Joan Garcia, Edouard Mendy, Emiliano Martinez, David Raya, Vozinha, Unai Simon, Matvey Safonov
Best Young Female Player: Veerle Buurman, Vicky Lopez, Felicia Schroder, Clara Serrajordi, Lily Yohannes
Best Young Male Player: Kerim Alajbegovic, Ayyoub Bouaddi, Pau Cubarsi, Yan Diomande, Lennart Karl, Junior Kroupi, Lamine Yamal, Johan Manzambi, Ibrahim Maza, Warren Zaire-Emery
Women’s Ballon d’Or 2026: Selma Bacha, Barbra Banda, Klara Buhl, Esmee Brugts, Mariona Caldentey, Scarlett Camberos, Kerstin Casparij, Temwa Chawinga, Cata Coll, Melchie Dumornay, Caroline Graham Hansen, Alex Greenwood, Pernille Harder, Patri Guijarro, Rose Lavelle, Yui Hasegawa, Mapi Leon, Lorena, Melvine Malard, Manaka Matsukubo, Ewa Pajor, Vivianne Miedema, Claudia Pina, Alexia Putellas, Alessia Russo, Momoko Tanikawa, Wendie Renard, Khadija Shaw, Caroline Weir, Tessa Wullaert
Men’s Ballon d’Or 2026: Jude Bellingham, Pau Cubarsi, Marc Cucurella, Ousmane Dembele, Luis Diaz, Bruno Fernandes, Erling Haaland, Gabriel, Harry Kane, Achraf Hakimi, Lamine Yamal, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Marquinhos, Sadio Mane, Lautaro Martinez, Kylian Mbappe, Nuno Mendes, Leo Messi, Michael Olise, Joao Neves, Willian Pacho, Julián Quiñones, Declan Rice, Rodri Hernández, Fabián Ruiz, Ferran Torres, William Saliba, Dayot Upamecano, Vinicius Júnior, Vitinha.
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Football
Vinicius Vows To Deliver Champions League Glory: “We Are Going To Win It”
Vinicius Junior spoke to ‘RM Play’ ahead of Real Madrid’s Champions League opener, boldly declaring that they will conquer Europe this season.
Following a two-season drought, Real Madrid have set their sights firmly on the Champions League. Los Blancos kick off their latest European campaign on Tuesday, and Vinicius Jr spoke to ‘RM Play’, the club’s official streaming platform.
The Brazilian forward boldly asserted that they will lift their 16th European crown following two underwhelming campaigns: “Hopefully number 16 arrives. We are ready for it. It is our competition. We haven’t performed well over the last two years. Our first goal is to finish in the top eight. We are always thrilled by the Champions League. This season is going to be different compared to the last two and we are going to win it.”
Vinicius also reflected fondly on his decisive strikes against Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund in the last two finals: “They are the two most important goals of my life. It goes down in history. Many players score goals, but few in finals. And doing it for the biggest club in the world is something neither the fans nor I will ever forget.”
Finally, he shared his thoughts ahead of the opening clash against Inter: “Whenever the Champions League comes around, it is something different. We are ready for this match against a great side who will demand a lot from us. They are physically very strong and defend with a back five, which usually causes us problems, but the boss has prepared us well. We have a few absences, but we will all go out strong. Hopefully we can build that wonderful connection with the fans in these matches,” he concluded.
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Inter Dealt Dimarco Blow Ahead Of Bernabeu Clash
Inter have travelled to Madrid without Federico Dimarco after the wing-back suffered a mild right knee sprain, dealing a major blow to the ‘Nerazzurri’.
The Champions League is back, and Inter face a formidable opening test as they travel to take on Real Madrid on matchday one of the league phase — a stern challenge made all the more difficult by the absence of a key figure.
That absentee is Federico Dimarco, one of the side’s standout performers and the reigning Serie A ‘MVP’. The wing-back emerged as one of the casualties from their dramatic 3-2 comeback victory over Napoli.
The Italy international, who provided an assist for Lautaro to break the deadlock, lasted just 62 minutes on the pitch after sustaining a mild sprain in his right knee. Head coach Chivu opted against taking any risks with his fitness, leaving him behind in Milan.
Everything points towards Carlos Augusto deputising on the left flank in his absence. The Brazilian full-back stepped in for his teammate against Napoli, crucially providing the assist for the equaliser to make it 2-2.
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