All-New, Streamlined Adidas (EURO) 2020 Kit Font Revealed - Only Subtle, Unique Customization For Each Nation?
Nov 14, 2019, by Chris
Update: Adidas has released the first batch of their EURO 2020 / 2020-2021 football kits. With it, we also get a look at the new Adidas 2020 font - the typeface is the same for all teams, except Germany.
Adidas 2020 Kit Font - To Be Used In EURO 2020 By All Teams Except Germany
The new Adidas 2020 kit font features a rather standard style.
Interestingly, the font comes with no customization on Adidas' product images. However, we are pretty sure that the fonts of all federations will at least feature each federation's logo on the bottom.
In fact, Japan's 2020 typeface even features a subtle pattern from the kit. It is possible that the Adidas fonts for the other will feature something similar as well - stay tuned for the on-pitch appearance.
The new Adidas 2020 font will be debuted by Adidas' national team kits this week.
Original Article - Japan / All-New Adidas (EURO) 2020 Kit Font Revealed - Very Subtle, Unique Customization For Each Nation?
With the release of the new Japan 2020 home kit, we also get a look at the new Adidas football kit typeface in 2020. Set to be used for all Adidas team kits in 2020 (EURO 2020 & 2020 Copa America, among others), the new Adidas 2020 kit font replaces the infamous Adidas 2018 World Cup typeface.
The official Adidas 2018 World Cup font caused confusion due to its square, Cyrillic-style letters and numbers. The 2018 World Cup font was inspired by traditional Soviet imagery.
Adidas 2020 Kit Font - Set To Be Used For 2020 Copa America & Euro 2020
The new Adidas 2020 jersey typeface has a much less irritating style than the 2018 World Cup font. In fact, the Adidas 2020 font is pretty much very, very standard. The numbers and letters are quite "narrow", especially compared to the 2018 font.
The most interesting thing about the new Adidas 2020 kit font is the customization of the font, which is faintly visible, however. The Japan Adidas 2020 font comes with the graphic pattern of the kit and the federation's crest on the bottom, both very subtle visible in reality.
More examples of the new Adidas 2020 font will be available soon as the Three Stripes will launch many more national team kits this month.
Do you like the new Adidas font for 2020? Let us know in the comments below.
J.League x Pokémon: 60 Clubs, 60 Pokémon
The J.League has announced one of its most creative collaboration yet, teaming up with Pokémon for the 'Pokémon J.League Fest 'EVOLUTION!'' campaign ahead of the 2026-27 season.
All 60 clubs across J1, J2 and J3 have been paired with their own Pokémon, with the campaign following each Pokémon's evolution throughout the season across official artwork, graphics and promotional content.
The collaboration also celebrates 30 years of Pokémon (1996-2026) while building excitement for the new J.League campaign, which kicks off on 7 August.
Fans attending matches will receive one of one million exclusive EVO BAGs, each featuring Pikachu alongside the home club's partner Pokémon.
This isn't the first crossover between the two either. Back in 2014, the J.League and Pokémon launched the Family Join Days campaign, where young supporters received exclusive Pikachu trading cards at stadiums.
If your favorite club could be paired with any Pokémon, which one would you choose? Let us know in the comments below.
Hoffenheim Call Out Twitter Accounts Promoting Fake Kits
German club TSG Hoffenheim has taken a humorous approach to address a growing trend on social media involving the promotion of counterfeit football shirts. The club's official account posted a sarcastic message mimicking the exact language used by accounts that advertise fake kits. The post claimed to have found a really cool site for authentic shirts of top quality and insisted the endorsement was entirely voluntary, before directing users to a link in the replies.
Instead of linking to a counterfeit retailer, Hoffenheim's reply simply provided the URL to their official club shop. The joke directly targets a widespread practice on social media where various football-focused accounts promote unauthorized replica stores. In exchange for posting these scripted advertisements, the account owners typically receive a small number of free fake kits, valued at around 35 Euros, rather than monetary compensation.
1. FC Nürnberg 26-27 Home Kit Leaked - Official Pictures
The first real pictures of the 1. FC Nürnberg 2026-27 home kit have been leaked online by @Bundesleaker. Made by Adidas, the new FC Nürnberg 2026-27 home jersey will be worn in the UPCOMING 2. Bundesliga season.
Iwate Grulla Morioka 26-27 Home, Away & Goalkeeper Kits Released
Japan Football League team Iwate Grulla Morioka have unveiled new kit collection for 2026-27 season. The designs are made by famous English brand Umbro.
The four kits share two different templates: The white home kit and pink goalkeeper home kit features 3-D diagonal graphic with gradient effect, whereas the red away kit and yellow goalkeeper away kit use outlined stripes along with black and white details.
What do you think of Iwate Grulla Morioka 2026-27 kits? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
Koper FC 26-27 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Slovenian PrvaLiga runners-up Koper FC have introduced their three new kits for 2026-27 season, partner with Macron for the 7th consecutive season.
The home kit featuring a striking yellow base with liquid-like pattern and blue trims. The same design is applied for the third kit, using black and gold as its colorway.
The away kit, on the other hand, uses a reverse pallete compared to the home kit, adding the city's skyline graphic across the chest.
What do you think of Koper FC 2026-27 kits? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.