Hummel Release Quilmes 2022 Kits

Japanese J3 League club Zweigen Kanazawa have unveiled their new 2026-27 kits, produced by Hummel. The release introduces a bespoke look for the upcoming season, deeply rooted in the local culture of Ishikawa Prefecture.

The Hummel Zweigen Kanazawa 2026-27 shirts are inspired by Kaga Temari, a traditional regional craft famous for its intricately patterned, embroidered balls. This unique geometric motif covers the kits, symbolizing unity. According to the club, each stitch builds a larger beautiful pattern, representing the collective efforts of the team and supporters uniting for their shared goals. The uniforms also feature the logos of ten different club sponsors across the shirt and shorts.

The Hummel Zweigen Kanazawa 2026-27 kits are available to purchase during the club's primary sales window, which runs until July 5, 2026.

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Lionel Messi is sporting a highly exclusive detail on his Argentina kit at the 2026 World Cup. As highlighted by @jerseystory_vn, Messi's left sleeve features a unique dual-year Golden Ball badge, honoring his achievements as the Player of the Tournament at both the 2014 and 2022 World Cups. Messi is the only player in the tournament to wear a badge commemorating two Golden Ball awards, with Croatia's Luka Modric being the only other player to wear a Golden Ball patch for his 2018 award.

The special golden shield is located on the left sleeve of the Argentina shirt, but it is frequently hidden from view during matches as it sits beneath Messi's captain's armband. The badge adds to an already heavily decorated Argentina 2026 kit for the legendary number 10.

Alongside the dual-year Golden Ball patch, Messi's shirt is adorned with several other gold details. These include the central FIFA World Champions badge from their 2022 triumph, the golden 2026 World Cup sleeve patch, and the Legacy badge, which is awarded to players who have participated in five or more World Cup tournaments.

FIFA has introduced a new sleeve patch for the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup. The Unite for Peace patch worn during the group stages has been replaced with a "Football Unites the World" patch starting from the Round of 32. Thanks to @TheShirtUnion.