Already SOLD OUT: Nigeria 2018 World Cup Home & Away Kits Released
Jun 1, 2018, by Pat
Update: Just hours after the collection went live, most of the items are already sold out. In the case of Nike.com this includes home and away jersey as well as the pre-match top. Quite unfortunate considering Nike had months to get this right.
More than four months after they were initially unveiled, the highly anticipated Nike Nigeria 2018 World Cup home and away kits are finally available to buy.
With lots of demand and apparently still relatively limited stock numbers, the Nigeria jerseys won't be easily attainable for now.
Nigeria 2018 World Cup Home Kit
Nigeria 2018 World Cup Away Kit
Will you pick up something from the rather amazing Nike Nigeria collection? Comment below.
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