Exclusive: Adidas to Release Germany 1996 Home & Away Remake Kits
Jun 12, 2023, by Chris
Adidas will bring back the Euro-winning Germany 1996 kits in Spring 2024 - shortly ahead, Germany will host the Euro 2024.
Germany won the tournament, beating the Czech Republic 2–1 in the final with a golden goal from Oliver Bierhoff during extra time; this was the first major competition to be decided using this method.
There are no leaked pictures of the Adidas Germany 1996 remake football kits yet. We expect them to be practically identical to the original shirts from 27 years ago.
Germany 1996-2024 Home Remake Kit
The Adidas Germany Euro 1996 remake football kit is the same as the shirt from almost 30 years ago. After the previous Germany home kits of the 1990s featured striking and modern looks, the Adidas Germany 1996 returned to a classic design.
The Adidas Germany 1996-2024 home kit remake has a buttoned collar, black logos, and detailing in the colors of Germany's flag.
Germany 2024 Away Remake Kit
The Adidas DFB 1996 away remake shirt has the exact same design as the shirt from 1996. It is mainly deep green with big and bold Three Stripes in white plus detailing in the colors of Germany's flag.
Indeed, the Adidas Germany 1996 away kit was never worn in the UEFA Euro 1996 - Germany wore the home kit in every single match.
Check out classic Germany kits on Football Kit Archive
Available since February 2, the Adidas Germany 2024 home remake and away remake jerseys retail at around 100 EUR (100 USD).
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