Nike Canada 2019 Home & Away Kits Revealed
Mar 26, 2019, by Pat
Update: The Canada Men's national team debuted the new Nike 2019 home kit in their 4-1 victory against French Guiana. They also made promotional pictures with new kit, giving us a better look at it.
The Canada 2019 home and away kits were finally officially unveiled at the Nike event held in Paris today.
Replacing Umbro, Nike became the jersey supplier of the Canada national team earlier this year.
Canada 2019 Home & Away Kits
This image shows the new Canada kit by Nike.
The Nike Canada 2019 home kit is very simple. Predominantly red, it features the iconic Swoosh in white on the right chest. It has a v-collar. Red shorts and socks complete the kit.
Based on the same template, the Canada 2019 away jersey is white with black logos and red numbers. White shorts and socks complete the kit.
The Canada 2019 home and away kits will be available to buy at the Canada men's match against French Guiana on March 24.
Do you like the Nike Canada 2019 home and away kits, which will be used at the 2019 Women's World Cup? Comment below, and check out the Kit Overview for more.
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