INSANE: Supplier Left in the Dark! Cameroon Wears Old 2022 Kit Instead of New 2024 Kit
- Kit Confusion: Cameroon's national football team wore their 2022 World Cup kits in their first 2023 Africa Cup of Nations match instead of the new 2024 jerseys.
- Supplier Unaware: One All Sports, Cameroon's kit supplier, was not informed which kit the team would use for the tournament.
- Federation's Choice: The decision to wear the 2022 kit was made by the Cameroon Football Federation, not the kit supplier.
Cameroon wore their 2022 World Cup kits during its first match of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations against Guinea instead of the newly designed 2024 jerseys.
One All Sports: "We also don't know as it is up to the federation to decide, not us. Thank you."
It did not come as a total surprise that Cameroon wore its old kit in the Africa Cup of Nations - the team also wore the 2022 kit in the first friendlies ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations. However, one thing is really odd...
One All Sports Did Not Know Which Kit Cameroon Would Use
One All Sports, Cameroon's kit supplier, did not know which kit Cameroon would use in the Africa Cup of Nations. When being asked on Facebook if the 2022 or 2024 kits would be used, they answered:
"We also don't know as it is up to the federation to decide, not us. Thank you."
What do you think about Cameroon's decision to wear the 2022 kit instead of the new 2024 kit? Are you surprised that One All Sports did not know which kit the team would use? Let us know in the comments below.
England 2026 World Cup Match Boots Stolen in Kansas City
The England national team has suffered a major setback ahead of their 2026 World Cup campaign, as the match boots of several top players were stolen from a transport van. The incident, first reported by Craig Hope and Jack Gaughan for the Daily Mail, has left the squad's staff scrambling to secure replacements before their first training session in Kansas City on Saturday.
In addition to the players' custom footwear, the thieves also made off with nearly all of the team's training footballs, reportedly leaving just a single ball behind. The logistical nightmare means kit managers and equipment staff must now work rapidly with their respective brands to supply the squad with new boots in time for their opening matches of the tournament.
Awesome: Leeds United 26-27 Home Kit Concept Based on Leaked Bayern München Away Kit
A stylish Leeds United home kit concept has caught the attention of fans online. Created by Leeds supporter and graphic designer @ZK1919, the concept directly adapts the design of an Adidas FC Bayern away kit, transforming it into a Leeds home shirt.
The concept features the classic Adidas Trefoil logo and integrates Leeds United's front-of-shirt sponsor, Red Bull. To match the club's traditional colors, the designer swapped the original red accents for yellow and outlined the Red Bull logo in blue. The concept also sparked discussions among supporters regarding the exact shade of yellow, the choice of the club badge, and the potential constraints of Red Bull's corporate branding rules on future kits.
While purely a fan-made design and not an official leak for the 2026-27 season, it highlights the potential of an Adidas Trefoil Leeds kit. The actual Leeds United 26-27 home kit has been very unpopular ahead of its release.
Bayern München 26-27 Away Slides Leaked
We can leak images of Adidas Bayern München slides, revealing a design mirroring by the club's upcoming away kit.
The slides feature a white base and a textured strap showcasing the traditional FC Bayern München e.V. crest. As 2026-27 away kit's color palette, the strap is accented with Adidas' signature three stripes in a distinct navy, red, and navy combination.
2026 World Cup Sleeve Patches Guide Revealed
FIFA is introducing an updated sleeve patch system for all national teams competing in the 2026 World Cup. Now, an official document confirms which kit goes with which kit.
The seven former World Cup-winning nations will wear exclusive gold-themed patches on their right sleeves, while the rest of the teams will use standard black-and-white versions. Additionally, the left sleeve patch will update dynamically, changing for every matchday during the group stage and continuing to update for each knockout round from the round of 32 through to the final.
