Russia Still Wear Adidas 2020 Kit in International Friendlies
This past week, during the international break, Russia national football team played friendly matches against Iran and Iraq while using the Adidas kit. Since they’re not getting any new products from the three stripes because of their recent FIFA and UEFA ban, Sbornaya opted to use their old 2020 jersey instead.
Russia Wear Adidas 2020 Home Kit in Friendly Matches Against Iran and Iraq
The Sbornaya played with the same home Adidas kit in both of their matches against Iran, which ended in a 1-1 draw, and their 2-0 victory against Iraq. The jersey that Russia opted to use in those friendly matches was released to mark their participation in the Euro 2020 which saw them finishing last in their group.
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The 2020 kit was mainly in red and based the on Condivo 20 and an additional white color combination on its collar and sleeve cuffs. That jersey was also re-designed following Russia’s refusal to wear it because the initial sleeves resemble the Serbian flag.
Russia 2022 Home Kit
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Before the ban from FIFA and UEFA, Russia would’ve got a new home and away jerseys ahead of the 2022 World Cup. However, it looks like Karpin’s men will not get an opportunity to wear those potential new kits at all.
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Because Adidas decided to stop supporting Russia, they reportedly could be getting a new sponsor. Zasport, a local-based company are reportedly open to becoming the new kit manufacturer for the Sbornaya but so far there’s no agreement just yet.
Russian Company Want to Replace Adidas as Russia Kit Maker
FIFA and UEFA’s ban on Russia national football team and its clubs are not lifted yet but that didn’t stop the country from playing international football. Just as other European countries are playing Euro 2024 qualifier, Sbornaya decided to play friendlies against two Asian sides, Iran and then Iraq. Since they are still banned, Russia will also miss out on the upcoming Euro 2024 finals in Germany.
The second game against the Lions of Mesopotamia is quite special for Russia as it was their first international game on home soil after the Ukraine invasion. Meanwhile, the match versus Iran were played away at the Azadi Stadium.
What do you think about Russia's decision to still wear their old Adidas kit in recent friendlies? Comment below.
Aston Villa 26-27 Third Kit On Sale Early in Adidas Store
Aston Villa's 26-27 third kit has gone on sale early at an official Adidas store in Tenerife ahead of its official launch.
Photos shared by supporter @squirrelvilla confirmed that the complete strip was available to buy in Playa De Las Americas, giving fans an early look at the new shirt and matching shorts in hand.
The Adidas Aston Villa 26-27 third shirt features a light icy blue base covered in an elaborate, repeating swirl pattern across the front and sleeves. Claret detailing highlights the crew neck collar, sleeve cuffs, and signature Three Stripes, while both the centered Adidas logo and Aston Villa crest sit prominently on the chest. The version bought in store was sold without a main front sponsor.
FC Penafiel 26-27 Home Kit Released
Portuguese Liga 2 club FC Penafiel has officially launched its new home kit for the 26-27 season, produced by Nike. The release heralds a new kit deal for the club, leaning into a classic aesthetic that honors their traditional Rubro-Negro identity.
The Nike FC Penafiel 26-27 home jersey is predominantly red, styled with a contrasting black polo collar and open v-neck cut. Adding to the retro design, the club badge is set within a dark circular crest frame on the left chest, accompanied by a black Nike Swoosh and white Abanca sponsorship branding across the chest.
The FC Penafiel 26-27 home shirt is available now through the club's official webshop, priced at €59.99.
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