To Be Never Worn? Le Coq Sportif Cameroon 2022 World Cup Home & Away Kits Released
Nov 22, 2022, by Pat
Cameroon's kit supply issues have been well documented. And even though a Paris court recently ruled that the contract with old supplier Le Coq Sportif is still valid, everything indicates that Cameroon will wear their 'One All Sports' kits in Qatar.
Things could continue getting more confusing even after the World Cup as it has been brought to our attention that Le Coq Sportif have actually put up their own new Cameroon collection up for sale. Although labeled '2023-24', these items, including new home and away kits, were surely designed with the 2022 World Cup in mind.
Let's take a look at the Le Coq Sportif Cameroon 2022 World Cup home, away and goalkeeper kits in particular, which we will almost certainly not see on pitch in Qatar. Time will show what will happen next year.
Le Coq Sportif Cameroon 2022 World Cup Home Kit
This image shows the proposed Cameroon 2022 World Cup jersey by Le Coq Sportif.
The Cameroon 2022 World Cup home jersey by Le Coq Sportif is green with a clean design and trim in red and yellow. What stands out is the asymmetric template that comes with a red and yellow stripe on the left shoulder, while the right side is plain green.
Red shorts and yellow socks complete the kit.
Le Coq Sportif Cameroon 2022 World Cup Away Kit
Check out the proposed Cameroon 2022 World Cup away shirt by Le Coq Sportif below.
Le Coq Sportif's Cameroon 2022 World Cup jersey is based on the same template - predominantly red, it features yellow and green as accent colors.
The shorts and socks of the LCS Cameroon 2022 World Cup away kit are green and yellow, respectively.
Le Coq Sportif Cameroon 2022 World Cup Goalkeeper Kits
Check out the Le Coq Sportif Cameroon 2022 shirts below.
The Cameroon 2023-24 goalkeeper shirts by Le Coq Sportif are available in three colorways, all of which are based on the same template - purple, black / green and blue.
Do you prefer the One All Sports or Le Coq Sportif Cameroon kits? Do you think Cameroon will eventually return to wearing Le Coq Sportif kits? Comment below.
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