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World Cup 2022 kits revealed:

 The 2022 World Cup kit has been unveiled: England unveils tournament kit, Wales unveils new home and away kit...


England has officially unveiled its new home and away kit ahead of the 2022 World Cup. Thirty-two nations are dropping new strings ahead of the tournament starting in Qatar in November.




England has officially unveiled its new home and away kit ahead of the 2022 World Cup. Thirty-two nations are dropping new strings ahead of the tournament starting in Qatar in November.


GROUP A

QATAR


SUPPLIER: NIKE


















NETHERLANDS:



SUPPLIER: NIKE:











ECUADOR


SUPPLIER:MARATHON:









SENEGAL


SUPPLIER: PUMA














GROUP B

ENGLAND

SUPPLIER: NIKE












WALES

SUPPLIER: ADIDAS


















USA

SUPPLIER: NIKE











IRAN

SUPPLIER: MAJID

Iran has yet to unveil its World Cup kit.

GROUP C

ARGENTINA:

SUPPLIER: ADIDAS



















SAUDI ARABIA

SUPPLIER: NIKE











MEXICO

SUPPLIER: ADIDAS










POLAND

SUPPLIER: NIKE











GROUP D

FRANCE 

SUPPLIER: NIKE










AUSTRALIA

SUPPLIER: NIKE


















DENMARK

SUPPLIER: HUMMEL

Kit maker Hummel said it did not want its brand to appear during the World Cup in Qatar, citing the human rights situation in Qatar.


In a statement marking the release of the Hummel-made Danish kit for the tournament, the company said it had "toned down" the logo and the "iconic chevron" so they would not be visible during the tournament. sea ​​bream. Thousands of lives were lost. 


TUNISIA

SUPPLIER: KAPPA

Tunisia has yet to unveil its World Cup kit.

GROUP E

SPAIN

SUPPLIER: ADIDAS

















COSTA RIKA

SUPPLIER: NEW BALANCE



















GERMANY

SUPPLIER: ADIDAS

















JAPAN

SUPPLIER: ADIDAS




















GROUP F

BELGIUM

SUPPLIER: ADIDAS











CANADA 

SUPPLIER: NIKE











MOROCCO

SUPPLIER: PUMA











CROATIA

SUPPLIER: NIKE











BRAZIL

SUPPLIER: NIKE 



















SERBIA

SUPPLIER: PUMA

The Serbia away shirt celebrates the country's football heritage with gold accents and a matching graphic on the front. A stylized reference to the coat of arms found at the Prince Mihailo Monument in Belgrade. The coat of arms was created in 1882 when the Kingdom of Serbia was formed and was incorporated into the coat of arms to unite the team and fans.










SWITZERLAND

SUPPLIER: PUMA













CAMEROON

SUPPLIER: Le Coq Sportif 




















PORTUGAL

SUPPLIER: Nike










GHANA

SUPPLIER: PUMA

According to PUMA, the central block graphic on the Ghana away shirt is a reinterpretation of the national flag through images of traditional Ghanaian textile patterns. The words 'Ghana', the FA emblem, and the Black Star of Ghana complete the statement.


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URUGUAY

SUPPLIER: PUMA

According to PUMA, Uruguay's away kit looks to the Commonwealth crest and national flag to keep the national team's identity fresh and fearless. The national flag and the word "Uruguay" harmonize next to the centrally located coat of arms

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South Korea

SUPPLIER: NIKE

According to Nike, the Korean home kit will focus on a Dokaibe look that represents the fierce spirit of the proud nation.


The away kit features the Taegeukgi, the symbol of the Korean national flag, representing national pride and the balance between heaven (blue) and earth (red).














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