Spain gets new look

Spain is debuting a new look. The team will wear it for the first time in the match against Turkey in Seville on November 18, but AS readers can already see the first jersey that Spain plans to show the soccer world at the World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, provided that they secure qualification during the November international window. That could happen in the game against Georgia on November 15 or three days later at La Cartuja.

Along with the current European champions, other national teams that wear adidas, such as World Cup champions Argentina, as well as Italy, Colombia, Mexico, and many others, will also be unveiling new kits during the upcoming international matches.

It’s worth noting that the 2026 World Cup will mark the end of the long partnership between the German national team and the brand with the three stripes, a relationship that dates back to 1950. The brand’s headquarters has even served as a gathering base for the German squad over the years, a clear sign of how deep the connection between the team and the company has been.

Spain’s jersey stands out for incorporating the national flag into the brand’s iconic three stripes along the shoulders, sleeves, and shorts. Adidas aimed to break away from previous designs while still respecting each team’s identity. In Spain’s case, the team name appears printed on the back of the shirt.

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