England 2026 World Cup "Happy And Glorious" Kit Icon Leaked
- Slogan: The England 2026 World Cup home shirt will feature the slogan "HAPPY AND GLORIOUS" inside the collar, taken from the British national anthem.
- Kit Design: The home kit will be white with a lion pattern, a navy collar with red and white details, and red and navy side panels.
- Logo: The "Happy And Glorious" logo will also be featured on other off-pitch items released by Nike.
Footy Headlines can exclusively take a closer look at the icon logo of the Nike England 2026 World Cup home kit, featured inside the collar.
England 2026 World Cup Slogan - Happy And Glorious
The Nike England 2026 World Cup home shirt features a special "HAPPY AND GLORIOUS" inscription inside the collar. The phrase comes directly from "God Save the King," the British national anthem, with the full line reading "Long to reign over us, God save the King! Happy and glorious, long to reign over us." Nike has printed "HAPPY AND" in red and "GLORIOUS" in navy inside the neckline, creating a personal message for players when they pull on the shirt.
The inscription sits hidden inside the collar, visible only to the players wearing it, making it an intimate detail rather than an outward statement.
The England 2026 World Cup home kit itself features a white base with a subtle all-over lion pattern, a navy neck collar with red & white detailing, and side panels in red and navy. The Three Lions crest sits on the chest with a gold star above representing 1966.
Nike will release other off-pitch items featuring the Happy And Glorious logo.
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