Lame: Nike 2024 National Team Goalkeeper Kits Released
Mar 23, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Design: Nike's 2024 goalkeeper kits use the same Gardien V template for all teams, lacking bespoke designs.
- Availability: Only a few 2024 kits are available for purchase, including those for England, France, Brazil, and Portugal.
- Inspiration: The Nike Gardien V template design is inspired by the 1995-1996 Adidas Liverpool goalkeeper kit.
Update: The Nike 2024 goalkeeper jerseys have been officially launched. Nike has not given any team a bespoke colorway or design - all are based on the Nike Gardien V template - which is very lame.
Only a very few of the Nike 2024 keeper kits are available to buy - England, France (Nike Europe only), Brazil (black - Nike Brazil only), and Portugal (Portugal federation store only).
Nike National Team 2024 Goalkeeper Kits
The new Nike 2024 national team goalkeeper kits are based on the Nike Gardien V goalkeeper template. The only addition to the teamwear kit is the respective national football crest.
Design-wise, the Nike Gardien 5 takes inspiration from the Liverpool 1995-1996 goalkeeper kit by Adidas.
As in previous years, it is safe to see many Nike teams wearing the exact same colorway, just with a different crest. Portugal, France, and Poland have already been pictured with the yellow variant.
Adidas vs Nike 2024 Goalkeeper Kit
Portugal 2024 GK Kit
England 2024 GK Kit
France 2024 GK Kit
Brazil 2024 GK Kits
Nike only sells the France and England 2024 goalkeeper kits.
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