Kit of the German World Cup 2026 disclosed – inspired by the iconic shirt 1990

The Germany's reception kit for the 2026 World Cup has disclosed online – and it pays tribute to one of the most loved designs in the country.

In the images shared by Football titles,, Adidas has become retro with a shirt that closely reflects the range of Western Germany raised the trophy in 1990.

As the dictated tradition, the jersey is mainly white, with black Adidas shoulder scratches and red and black cuff toping. But the out -of -competition characteristic is the motif inspired by the flag: the black, red and yellow stripes scan diagonally from each shoulder, gathering in the middle to form a diamond pattern in the shape of a v striking through the chest.

It is an unmistakable wink at the winning shirt of the 1990 World Cup, which wore a similar design – although this version has placed the stripes outside the hundred.

The other details include the four stars above the DFB ridge, each printed with the years of German triumphs – 1954, 1974, 1990 and 2014 – plus black shorts and white socks to finish the whole.

A nostalgic return to one of the most emblematic shirts of football, the design should go well with the fans – who hope Dye manner Can channel the 1990 spirit in North America next summer.

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