Mexico Changed 2026 World Cup Home Kit
Jul 9, 2026, by Phan Tich Giay
- Mexico's 2026 Home Kit Design Change: Adidas and the Mexican Football Federation decided to completely change the design of the Mexico 2026 World Cup home kit, opting for a style inspired by the 1998 World Cup home jersey instead of the original center-stripe design.
- Rejected Original Kit Design: The original Mexico 2026 home kit, featuring an 'MX' pattern integrated into central stripes, entered production but was ultimately scrapped, with that specific design element later carried over to the Mexico 2026 third kit.
- Reasons for Design Alteration: The exact reasons for Mexico changing the home kit design are not known, but potential factors include feedback from the federation or a reaction to initial leaks of the original design.
Update - Thursday, July 9, 2026: Footy Headlines can continue to share real images of the rejected Mexico 2026 home kit in authentic version. The jersey had even entered production before it was ultimately scrapped. We can see the "MX" pattern integrated into the central stripes of the shirt - a design element that was later carried over to the Mexico 2026 third kit.
Update - Wednesday, July 8, 2026: We have a leaked promotional image showing the rejected Mexico 2026 World Cup home kit. With Mexico being eliminated from the 2026 World Cup now and the redesigned 2026 World Cup being a sales success, the whole thing is history - the next Adidas home kit will be launched in late 2027.
Mexico 2026 Home Kit - Prototype Vs Final
Mexico 2026 World Cup Home Kit Released
Update - Jun 16, 2025: Adidas and the Mexican Football Federation have decided to completely change the design of the Mexico 2026 World Cup home kit. The new Mexico 2026 home kit will be inspired by the 1998 World Cup home jersey, instead of the original center-stripe design. This has now been confirmed by kit insider @hendocfc.
Mexican journalist Martín del Palacio (@martindelp) was the first to report that Adidas had scrapped the original design. The new design will be inspired by the France 1998 World Cup jersey.
Mexico to Change Design of 2026 World Cup Home Kit
See below the first leak of the Mexico 2026 World Cup kits.
The exact reasons for Mexico changing the design are not known. It could be due to a variety of factors, such as feedback from the federation and/or a reaction to the initial leaks.
Mexico 2026 World Cup Home & Away Kits Leaked
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Real Madrid 26-27 New Shirt Number Owners
Real Madrid have officially confirmed their squad numbers for the 2026-27 season. Thanks to @jersey_story for the design visuals.
Raúl Asencio steps into the No. 2 shirt previously worn by Dani Carvajal, while new signing Dean Huijsen takes over No. 4 from David Alaba. Endrick also returns to the No. 9 after his loan spell at Marseille.
Among the new arrivals, Ibrahima Konaté will wear No. 16, Marc Cucurella No. 17, Carlos Espí No. 19, Denzel Dumfries No. 24 and Yan Diomande No. 25. Meanwhile, Bernardo Silva will continue wearing No. 20 following Fran García's departure. The number is closely associated with the Portuguese midfielder's most successful years at Manchester City.
Which new number catches your eye the most? Let us know your answer in the comments below.
Paris Saint-Germain Debut 26-27 Kits Featuring Two Stars
PSG debuted a two-star version of their 26-27 kits during recent friendly matches, commemorating their pair of UEFA Champions League titles. This special detail will be used exclusively in international competitions.
Despite Ligue 1 placing no restriction on star crests, PSG announced they will not feature the stars on their domestic league kits. Special thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the spot and graphic.
No More Nike: Adidas Croatia 2026 Training Kits Revealed
Following their switch from Nike to Adidas, Croatia's new training kit set for 2026 have been unveiled in the latest training camp for youth teams' goalkeepers.
However from what we've seen, both of the new jerseys are simply from Adidas Tiro 26 League template range, using default black and grey color choices. These are very likely just temporary options for the mean time, until the actual designs with probably bespoke colorways are officially released.
What do you think of the new Adidas Croatia 2026 training kits? Let us know in the comments below.
FC Barcelona 26-27 Third Kit Font Leaked
Following the leak of FC Barcelona's 26-27 third kit, kit expert @memorabilia1899 has provided a first look at the custom typeface that will feature on the back of the jersey. The bespoke font design continues Nike's trend of pairing unique typography with its high-profile club kit releases for the season.
The typography features a sharp, geometric design with clean blocky angles for the player numbers, rendered in dark navy blue and bordered by a bright red outline. The player name is printed in arched, bold sans-serif lettering using the same color scheme, perfectly matching the teal body and red trim of the shirt.
This custom typeface will be worn on Barcelona's 26-27 third kit during cup fixtures and selected league games where customized fonts are permitted. The contrasting red outline gives the player names and numbers clear visibility against the light teal graphic backdrop.
Pink Real Madrid 26-27 Third Kit Leaked in New Promo Image
A new promo-style image of the Real Madrid 26-27 third kit has emerged online ahead of its official release scheduled for August 12, 2026. Crafted by Adidas, the new alternative jersey marks the return of a pink main color for Los Blancos for the first time since the 2020-21 season. Thanks to @KamilBerberler.
The standout element of the shirt is an intricate tonal geometric pattern covering both the front and back. Inspired by Latin American art, the graphic features interlocking circular and diamond shapes created with fine dotted lines. Complementing the vibrant pink base, Adidas adds ivory details across the V-neck collar, sleeve cuffs, and the Three Stripes on the shoulders. The club crest, Adidas logo, and Emirates front sponsor are all rendered in clean white.
On the back, the geometric pattern continues seamlessly alongside a stylized retro "RMCF" sign-off positioned just below the collar. Matching pink shorts with ivory accents and pink socks complete the full uniform, making it only the third pink outfield kit in Real Madrid's history.