All Adidas EURO 2020 Away Kits Released
Mar 23, 2021, by Chris
All the Adidas 2020-2021 away jerseys were released this morning. The Adidas 2020-21 away kits are set to be debuted the 2022 World Cup qualifier matches in late March and used in the Euro 2020.
What is interesting is that the Adidas EURO 2020 away kits were already produced in late 2019, as the tag of a leaked Germany away shirt reveals. They were originally planned to be released in March 2020.
In November 2019, Adidas already released all 2020 EURO home kits.
Adidas EURO 2020 Away Kits
Germany Adidas Euro 2020 Away Kit
Belgium Euro 2020 Away Kit
Russia 2020-21 Away Kit
A very clean and patriotic look, the Adidas Russia 2020-21 away jersey is white with a blue-red chest band across the front that continues onto the blue-red sleeve cuffs. This time Adidas got the flag colors the right way around.
Russia EURO 2020 Away Kit Released
Spain Adidas 2020-2021 Away Shirt
Adidas Wales 2020 Away Jersey
Adidas Northern Ireland 2020 Away Shirt
Scotland 2020-21 Away Kit
Hungary Euro 2020 Away Kit
Bosnia 2020-21 Away Kit
Sweden Euro 2020 Away Shirt
The Adidas Sweden 2020 away shirt introduces a clean design in dark blue and yellow. Predominantly dark blue, there are yellow pinstripes on the front and sleeves of the shirt.
Adidas also released new home jerseys for Argentina and Colombia. A new away kit for Japan is also planned for a release.
What do you think about Adidas' international away kits for 2021-22? Let's hear your favorite design in the comments down below.
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