5 Teams to Still Release New Kits for Euro 2024?
Mar 30, 2024, by Chris
- Euro 2024 Kits: 18 of the 24 teams participating in Euro 2024 have released new kits, but the kits for 5 teams are still uncertain.
- Nike Teams: Slovenia and Slovakia, both sponsored by Nike, will not receive new exclusive kits and are likely to get customized teamwear instead, due to being downgraded.
- Other Teams: Albania and Georgia are expected to use their 2023 Macron kits, while Ukraine is set to wear their old Joma kits, as their Adidas deal begins after the tournament, with Romania confirming the use of their 2023 kits.
Now that Puma has unveiled its Euro 2024 kits, we know almost all of the teams' kits for the tournament. However, there is still uncertainty about five teams and their kits.
18 of the 24 teams have released new kits for the Euro so far
So far, 18 of the 24 teams have released new kits for the Euro 2024. Only Romania has announced that it will use it 2023 kits for the Euro.
Slovenia and Slovakia: Sponsored by Nike but No New Exclusive Kits - New Custom Teamwear Kits Incoming?
Both Slovenia and Slovakia did not get new kits from Nike with the big reveal this month. This is because Slovenia and Slovakia have been downgraded since 2022 and do not receive bespoke kits by Nike anymore. It seems very likely that both countries will only receive Nike teamwear jerseys with new bespoke designs.
Will Nike release new Euro 2024 kits for Slovenia and Slovakia? Albania, Georgia, and Ukraine to Keep Their Kits?
Slovenia 2022 Kits
Slovakia 2022 Kits
Norway, meanwhile, has just been upgraded again after being downgraded in 2022 - probably the Haaland effect - but failed to qualify for the Euro.
Albania & Georgia: Countries to Keep Macron 2023 Kits?
Both Albania and Georgia are equipped by Macron, and both only got new kits in March 2023. The teams have a two-year cycle (new kits every 24 months), meaning that new kits would usually only come out in March 2025. Macron is not known for not milking fans by releasing new kits - it seems likely that we will see the Albania & Georgia 2023 kits in the Euro 2024 as well.
Albania 2023 Kits
Georgia 2023 Kits
Ukraine: No New Kits From Joma? Adidas Deal Only Valid From Fall 2024
Ukraine is undoubtedly the most interesting case. According to reports, Ukraine will leave its current supplier, Joma, to join Adidas. It is also said that Ukraine and Adidas will begin their partnership only after the Euro. So, it is almost certain that Ukraine will wear Joma kits in the UEFA Euro 2024.
Ukraine 2021 Joma Kits
Ukraine 2024 Adidas Kits - Launch After Euro
Ukraine and Joma only released new jerseys in 2021 - usually, new ones should come, but Joma and the Ukrainian Federation are in big opposition - Ukraine accuses Joma (rightly) of still making the kits for Russian teams - and Russia attacked Ukraine.
We have no information on whether Ukraine will publish new Joma jerseys for Euro 2024, but it seems unlikely.
Romania, which unveiled the new jerseys in March 2023, has already announced that it will also wear them in the Euros. The only team of which it is 100% confirmed that it will not launch new kits for Euro 2024.
Euro 2024 Kits March 2024 Summary
- 18 out of 24 teams participating in Euro 2024 have released new kits.
- Slovenia and Slovakia, sponsored by Nike, are not receiving new bespoke kits due to a downgrade until 2022. They are likely to receive Nike teamwear jerseys with new bespoke designs.
- Albania and Georgia, sponsored by Macron, are expected to keep their 2023 kits for Euro 2024, as Macron typically follows a two-year cycle for kit releases.
- Ukraine will continue wearing Joma kits for Euro 2024, as their partnership with Adidas is set to begin after the tournament. There is uncertainty about whether Ukraine will release new Joma jerseys for the event.
- Romania has confirmed that it will use its 2023 kits for Euro 2024, making them the only team with a definite kit choice.
Do you think Albania, Georgia, and Ukraine will use their current kits? Do you expect Nike to come up with bespoke kits for Slovenia and Slovakia at the last minute? Let us know in the comments below.
Bordeaux 26-27 Away Kit Released
Following the launch of their home strip, Girondins de Bordeaux and Hummel have officially unveiled the club's new away kit for the 26-27 season. Amidst severe off-pitch turmoil and administrative relegation to the amateur leagues, the French club has looked to the most celebrated period in its history for design inspiration, presenting a shirt that pays tribute to the famous 1986-87 double-winning side.
The Hummel Bordeaux 26-27 away jersey is predominantly white, framed by dark navy panels across the shoulders and sleeves that house the Danish brand's signature chevrons. A classic white polo collar features discreet red trim along the edges, which is echoed on the sleeve cuffs. Completing the retro aesthetic, the left chest bears the club's circular 1980s crest rather than the modern badge, delivering an unmistakable nod to the golden era.
Presented without a main shirt sponsor, the clean retro shirt maintains a bespoke feel despite the team competing outside the professional ranks in Régional 1. Hummel continues to stand by the club under its multi-year partnership, with the kit priced at €89.95.
Adidas Croatia 26-27 Away Kit Leaked - Replica Version
Following early physical store sightings in Asia last month, the all-new Croatia 2026-27 away shirt has now gone on sale online at retailers including Pro:Direct Sport and Adidas in China ahead of its formal launch. The jersey represents one of the marquee pieces of Croatia's brand-new technical partnership with Adidas, which officially commenced on August 1 following the end of the nation's 26-year relationship with Nike. Big thanks to @thekitsbaia for the heads-up.
The Adidas Originals Croatia 26-27 away jersey features an EQT Blue base covered in an intricate tonal graphic pattern celebrating traditional Croatian lacemaking, a UNESCO-recognized craft associated with Pag and Lepoglava. Bright red-orange details highlight the V-neck collar, sleeve cuffs, and the signature three stripes along the shoulders. In line with the Originals aesthetic, the shirt features the classic Trefoil logo in white alongside the full-color HNS federation badge, finished with a stylized "Hrvatska" wordmark printed on the upper back.
Buriram United 26-27 AFC Champions League Elite Kits Released
Thai powerhouse Buriram United have officially revealed their new kit collection for the 2026-27 AFC Champions League Elite (ACLE) campaign. Continuing their established tradition, the club designs and produces their domestic league uniforms in-house while partnering with local brand EGO Sport to manufacture their bespoke kits for continental competition.
The Buriram United 26-27 ACLE home shirt features the club's signature deep navy hue, elevated with fine textural graphics and a smart polo collar with contrasting trim. The away kit delivers a crisp look in white, highlighted by vibrant mint and turquoise gradient detailing spanning the shoulders, sides, and collar accents. Both shirts are finished with color-matched monochrome logos and Chang sponsorship on the chest.
Alongside the outfield strips, EGO Sport and Buriram United have also introduced two striking goalkeeper options. The first goalkeeper jersey comes in an eye-catching yellow with black side panel accents, while the alternative keeper kit is presented in vivid pink paired with white details.
Legia Warsaw Hit Over 13,000 Kit Sales in Under Three Months
Polish giants Legia Warsaw are enjoying another impressive commercial run, having sold 13,307 official Adidas shirts for the 2026-27 season in less than three months. The club has released two kits so far, with both designed to celebrate its 110th anniversary: a white home shirt and a green away kit. The white version currently holds a slight lead in sales after being available for longer.
The figures highlight the rapid growth of Legia's retail business. Just four years ago, reaching a similar total of around 13,000 shirt sales took an entire season.
Legia's total is set to continue growing, with the club also planning to release a third kit later this season.
CS Marítimo 26-27 Third Kit Released
Portuguese side CS Marítimo and Danish brand Hummel have unveiled the club's new third kit for the 2026-27 campaign. The launch completes the club's wardrobe for their return to the Primeira Liga, following Hummel's comeback as the technical partner after replacing Puma.
The Hummel Marítimo 26-27 third shirt is predominantly wine red, decorated with an intricate tonal pattern across the front featuring ship helms and ropes woven over a subtle chevron jacquard texture. The shirt is finished with a retro-inspired white collar and cuffs, each highlighted with green and red trims that pay tribute to the club's traditional identity.
White is used for the Hummel branding and shoulder chevrons, as well as the bwin and Madeira Tourism sponsor prints. Centered on the chest is the silver league champions badge, honoring Marítimo's title-winning Liga Portugal 2 run that secured their top-flight comeback.
Hummel Halifax Wanderers 1991 Nova Scotia Clippers Retro Kit Released
Halifax Wanderers FC and kit supplier Hummel have unveiled a special limited-edition retro kit paying tribute to the 1991 Nova Scotia Clippers, the first professional soccer team in the province of Nova Scotia.
The jersey captures the unmistakable look of the early 1990s, when the Clippers competed in the Canadian Soccer League. Styled in a vibrant emerald green base, the shirt is adorned with an all-over chevron jacquard pattern, complemented by a thick white crossover V-neck collar and matching sleeve cuffs. Completing the throwback design is the original Nova Scotia Clippers emblem on the chest alongside Hummel's logo, paired with local brewery Alexander Keith's and its signature stag crest across the front.
Supporters looking to pick up the nostalgic shirt will have to act quickly. The Hummel Halifax Wanderers Nova Scotia Clippers retro kit is scheduled to be sold exclusively in-person at Wanderers Grounds during the club's home match against Inter Toronto on September 20.
Puma Bahia 26-27 Third Kit Released
Puma and Brazilian side Esporte Clube Bahia have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 campaign. Built around the theme "O Brasil sempre esteve aqui" (Brazil was always here), the jersey was developed in direct collaboration with FINPAT, the Indigenous Federation of the Pataxó and Tupinambá Nations of Far Southern Bahia, placing indigenous heritage and voices at the forefront of the design and release.
The Puma EC Bahia 26-27 third shirt combines a deep blue base with a tonal geometric pattern on the front inspired by traditional Pataxó necklaces. Gold detailing accents the V-neck collar, side panels, Puma cat logos, and a monochromatic Bahia crest. The contrasting shades carry symbolic meaning: blue represents the ocean and waters that are central to the Pataxó people, while gold references Tawá (yellow clay) and the ancestral riches of the land.
A special graphic sign-off reading "O Brasil sempre esteve aqui" is printed in gold on the upper back just below the collar. The kit is set to make its on-pitch debut in the Campeonato Brasileiro fixture against Remo at Arena Fonte Nova.
Bahrain 2026 Home Kit Released - First Ever by Adidas
The Bahrain national football team has officially revealed its new home kit for 2026, marking the nation's first-ever partnership with Adidas after parting ways with Puma.
The new Bahrain 2026 primary jersey is based on the standard Adidas Tiro 26 Competition template, with only the crest added.
It arrives in traditional vibrant red, accented by white detailing on the ribbed collar, lower hem trim, and the iconic Three Stripes running down the shoulders. A textured performance fabric carries the modern Bahrain FA crest on the left chest and the white Adidas logo on the right, while the reverse side features 'البحرين' in Arabic script situated directly above bold white 'BAHRAIN' block lettering. Set to make its on-pitch debut at the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup, the shirt was unveiled alongside traditional Bahraini textile and weaving loom motifs celebrating the country's craft heritage.
Santos 26-27 Third Kit Released
Santos FC and Umbro have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. Taking inspiration from the iconic 1997 campaign, the new jersey pays tribute to a defining era in Peixe history while celebrating the unwavering resilience, spirit, and dedication of the club's fanbase.
The Umbro Santos 2026-27 third shirt is black and features a subtle jacquard weave alternating between matte and glossy finishes across the fabric. A 1997-inspired retro collar incorporates white trim with striped detailing, complemented by white piping along the raglan shoulder seams. The chest displays an updated rendition of the 1997 club crest alongside Umbro's classic double diamond branding.
Completing the bespoke design are dedicated details paying homage to the supporters, notably the phrase "Resiliência e determinação" on the back of the neck and a lower hem tag inscribed with the popular terrace chant "Vai com determinação". Set to be worn with matching black shorts and black socks, the kit makes its official match debut against Cruzeiro at the Vila Belmiro.
FC Utrecht 26-27 Third Kit Released
Castore and FC Utrecht have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. To mark the unveiling, the Dutch outfit teamed up with local Utrecht graffiti artists, who created a custom mural on an urban brick canvas to emphasize the club's deep roots and street culture within the city.
The Castore FC Utrecht 26-27 third jersey delivers a clean look centered around a white base. Vibrant royal blue and bright orange accents bring life to the design, detailing the v-neck collar, sleeve cuffs, and side panels. A monochrome orange rendition of the club crest sits on the chest alongside the Castore logo, with sponsor lettering finished in bold blue.
White shorts and white socks with matching blue and orange trim complete the kit. The new third uniform is scheduled to make its on-pitch debut on September 13 in Utrecht's Eredivisie away fixture against Excelsior, and is now available through the club's official online store.