Morocco's World Cup Kit History
Morocco's presence at and contribution to the 2022 World Cup will not be forgotten in a hurry, but you may not be familiar with some of their previous campaigns. Take a look at how they were kitted out at each World cup they've played at.
Morocco World Cup Shirt History
In reaching the World Cup semi-finals, Morocco have progressed further than at any previous attempt, and they're not done yet. They reached the last 16 in 1986, their most successful run in the competition prior to this year, but also played at five other World Cups. Group stage elimination on the other occasions means that their kits from those years did may not be so well remembered, so for that reason, let's take a look back at all the kits they've used on the biggest stage.
1970
Back in 1970 kit design was simplistic, and Morocco played in an unbranded dark red cotton shirt with a very deep, green v neck and cuffs. Tucked into their short shorts, these shirts fit in seamlessly with the general kit aesthetic of the time. The oversized badge is another giveaway for that era.
1986
The next time they qualified, they had the pleasure of wearing kits from the masters of the genre, Adidas. A simple design once more, but based on an Adidas template, allowing for the inclusion of a nice amount of green trim and of course those three stripes on the shoulders.
The away kit inverted these colours, and the wide polo collar was very 80s indeed. The badge this time included the Olympic Rings. Seemingly created for the 1984 Olympics, the Atlas Lions were so fond of this crest they continued to use it on their kits until 1994.
1994
Lotto took over kit duties from Adidas in 1994 and they changed things up a bit. Based on the template made infamous by Fiorentina's 92-93 away shirt, the pattern from the chest up had been modified since that incident to remove certain symbols, and the fade effect created a shade of pink in the middle of the shirt.
The giant badge in the middle ensured that there was no mistaking whose kit this was, however. There was also a matching green away kit.
1998
Another World cup, another new kit maker. This time Puma were at the helm and produced some solid shirts based on a template the brand had most famously given to Lazio. Dark green was used on the home kit this year, with a broken red bar across the chest proving memorable enough to be used as remake fodder for their 2022 kit.
Their away shirt bore the same design but in white, while the switch to green home kits lasted until 2012.
2018
Adidas had returned in 2012, although you could be forgiven for thinking that they had signed Morocco a few months before the 2018 World Cup and rushed out this very plain design. Green trim was absent from the jersey and white preferred. Clean and tidy, but nothing to get excited about.
The away shirt was another teamwear template - that had been used by plenty of clubs - in white and red.
2022
A modernised take on the 1998 shirt with the colours reversed, this one is sure to earn a very special place in the hearts of Moroccan fans, regardless of what happens against France on Wednesday. A victim of Puma's insistence on homogenising all of their away kits, Morocco's is actually probably one of the better white offerings from the German brand this year. The use of two accent colours make the difference.
Which is you favourite of Morocco's World Cup kits? Let us know in the comments.
AS Roma 26-27 Lifestyle Shirt Revealed - 1994 Design Inspired
The new Adidas AS Roma 1994 retro jacket have been unveiled via the brand's online store. The design is inspired by the 1994 World Cup template, famously worn by Germany, which is given to various Adidas teams.
As for Giallorossi, the jacket uses the club's famous red and yellow colorway, combined with darker diamond pattern up top. It is expected to be worn by the players before games or during walkouts.
What do you think of the new Adidas AS Roma 1994 2026 jacket? Let us know in the comments.
FC Annecy 26-27 Away Kit Released
Ligue 2 outfit FC Annecy and technical sponsor Adidas have officially launched the club's new away jersey for the 26-27 season. Completing the team's set following the earlier arrivals of their home and third shirts, the new alternate look delivers a timeless and elegant aesthetic.
The Adidas FC Annecy 26-27 away shirt is built around a crisp white base, highlighted by a sharp red polo collar. Deep red detailing continues onto the shoulders with the brand's signature three stripes, as well as the Adidas logo on the chest and Annecy's stylized gothic 'A' crest. The club's various sponsor logos, headlined by shipping company MSC alongside regional partners E.Leclerc Annecy, Teamwork, and Haute-Savoie le Département, are also rendered in matching red tones.
The new strip is completed with white shorts and socks, and is set to be worn across their 26-27 Ligue 2 campaign.
FC Südtirol 26-27 Third Kit Released
Italian Serie B club FC Südtirol and technical sponsor Erreà have officially unveiled the new third kit for the 2026-27 campaign. Completing the club's matchday wardrobe alongside the previously launched home and away strips, the design draws strong inspiration from the natural alpine scenery and vineyard landscapes of the South Tyrol region.
The Erreà FC Südtirol 26-27 third jersey arrives in an elegant cream and off-white base complemented by deep forest green accents. A faint, tonal organic pattern runs across the fabric, while the front features the "Südtirol" wordmark alongside the iconic mountain silhouette in dark green, placed directly above main sponsor Alperia. Both the Erreà emblem and the diamond-shaped FCS crest are rendered in a clean monochrome green style.
Contrasting green detailing finishes the rear collar, sleeve cuffs, and side flanks of the shirt. The uniform is completed by matching off-white shorts and socks, both accented with forest green trim and club lettering. The FC Südtirol 26-27 third kit is available through the club's official store.
Erreà San Marino Women's 2026 Home & Away Kits Released
Italian sportswear brand Erreà and the San Marino Football Federation (FSGC) have officially revealed the first bespoke home and away kits for the newly established San Marino women's senior national football team. Founded earlier this year under the guidance of head coach Giulia Domenichetti, the squad will debut the new uniforms in their first official international friendly matches against Liechtenstein and Gibraltar.
Both jerseys take direct inspiration from San Marino's most famous national symbols, the Three Towers of Mount Titano: Guaita, Cesta, and Montale. The home shirt is predominantly white with delicate celeste blue and dark blue accents on the polo-style V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs. Subtly woven into the fabric is an embossed tone-on-tone pattern representing the historic towers, paired with matching white shorts and socks.
The away jersey flips the color scheme into a deep navy blue, highlighted by vertical repeating silhouettes of the Three Towers across the front. White side panels and light blue trim on the collar add sharp contrast, accompanied by matching navy shorts and socks. Both kits are produced using Erreà's lightweight Future fabric as part of the UEFA Kit Assistance Scheme, and feature custom "FSGC 1931" tape inside the back collar.
Champions League 'Debut' Sleeve Patches Make On-Pitch Debut
The brand-new UEFA Champions League 'Debut' sleeve patch made its official on-pitch appearance during Matchday 1 of the 26-27 season. Introduced through a collaboration between UEFA, UC3, and Topps (Fanatics Collectibles), the initiative is designed to highlight and celebrate players making their first-ever career appearance in Europe's premier club competition.
The special badge adds a curved blue emblem featuring the word 'DEBUT' integrated into the bottom of the iconic Champions League Starball sleeve badge, including the club badge of honour editions. The patch is strictly awarded for active on-pitch participation, meaning only starting players and substituted debutants wear it. Unused substitutes on the bench do not qualify until they physically step onto the pitch, and a player can only wear the debut badge once in their entire career.
The badge also bridges the gap between matchday kit and football memorabilia. Following the match, the blue 'DEBUT' element is removed from the player's match-worn jersey, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, and delivered to Topps. It will then be permanently embedded into a unique 1-of-1 autographed trading card for upcoming Topps collections, while the underlying badge remains visible on the shirt so the player can retain their jersey as a personal memento.
Next-Gen Puma Future 10 Prototype Spotted - Netfit Return?
Chelsea star and key Puma athlete Morgan Rogers has been spotted testing an intriguing all-white prototype during training, providing the first clear look at what is expected to be the next-generation Puma Future 10 football boots.
The most striking detail of the blackout/whiteout boot is a completely overhauled upper construction. Shifting away from the FUZIONFIT systems that defined recent iterations including the Future 9, the prototype features a distinct honeycomb-patterned structure. This textured webbing strongly recalls Puma's original Netfit concept from early Future models, hinting at a revived or modernized take on fully customizable lockdown and dynamic fit.
Along with the revamped upper, the boots appear to feature a low-profile knit collar and a lightweight soleplate tailored for agility and sharp turns. With top endorsers like Rogers already putting prototypes through their paces, the next-gen Puma Future 10 is expected to debut in late 2026 or early 2027 during the 26-27 season.