Iran 2018 World Cup Home Kit Revealed?!
According to a source on twitter, it looks like the brand new 18-19 Iran Home Kit that will be made by adidas, has been worn ahead of its official release.
The 18-19 Iran Home Kit
@Footy_Headlines iran wore this saturday, must be there new kit pic.twitter.com/lFsbkEY7AK
— will costello (@will_costello) March 19, 2018
The overall design of the 18-19 kit features an all white base, red trim around the shoulders, red adidas branding on the left chest, and red adidas stripes running down the sides of the body. The Iranian badge is placed over the left chest. standard black lettering has been used on the kit to round off the notable features.
The shorts also feature the same white base with red stripes running down the sides. The Iranian badge is placed on the right side with the standard black numbers on the left leg.
It will be interesting to see if this is the same number set that Iran will use in the summer or if they will go for a different look.
The Iran home kit looks like it will be the Tiro 17 model that sides like West Brom also wear. However, the Iranian side is not an adidas sponsored nation. So Iran is essentially just purchasing adidas team wear for the WC this summer.
Thanks to @will_costello for the spot on this one. If you have a spot you think that we have not seen yet, feel free to send us a tweet over on our twitter @Footy_Headlines.
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