Nike France Euro 2020 Home Kit Released
Sep 1, 2020, by Pat
The France 2020 home kit has been released this morning. It is set for a debut in the UEFA Nations League match against Sweden on September 5 2020.
The away has been released as well.
Nike France Euro 2020 Home Shirt
This picture shows the Nike France Euro 2020 home shirt.
The Nike France 2020 home football shirt is predominantly dark blue with white logos. While this is to be expected, the way the France Euro 2020 home kit draws inspiration from the one worn by Zidane and Co. at the 1998 World Cup was not.
A single red stripe runs across the chest of the France Euro 2020 home shirt, with several thinner royal blue ones placed everywhere else on the shirt. It's a modern reinterpretation of the iconic 1998 original, which in itself was already a tribute to the 1984 Euro shirt.
The Nike France Euro 2020 home football shirt is based on the new Nike 'template', which offers much more variance than before.
The shorts of the France 2020 home kit are dark blue, the socks are red.
France's 2020 shirts were launched on 1 September 2020. They will be debuted int he UEFA Nations League against Sweden and Croatia.
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