Spain 2026 World Cup Goalkeeper Away Kit Released - No Bespoke Colorway
Mar 26, 2026, by Chris
- Kit Reveal: The Spain 2026 World Cup away goalkeeper kit has been released, showcasing a retro aesthetic that aligns with the nation's new away collection.
- Design Details: The goalkeeper uniform features a dark maroon torso, black sleeves and side panels, and classic white Adidas Trefoil logo, paired with a monochrome white Spain crest.
- Template Confirmation: The kit is not a custom colorway; it's based on the Adidas 2026 goalkeeper template and will be used by other Adidas federations and clubs.
We get a first look at the new Spain 2026 away goalkeeper kit, complementing the heavy retro aesthetic of the nation's new away collection.
However, fans hoping for a completely bespoke look might be slightly disappointed.
Spain 2026 World Cup Goalkeeper Away Kit
This is the new Adidas Spain goalkeeper away football shirt for the 2026 World Cup.
The Spain 2026 goalkeeper away uniform features a dark maroon torso paired with solid black sleeves and thick black side panels. The highlight of the shirt is the classic white Adidas Trefoil logo, which matches the monochrome white Spain crest on the opposite side.
While the retro vibe is stunning, we can confirm that this is not a custom colorway designed specifically for the Spanish national team. The new Spain 2026 World Cup goalkeeper strip is based directly on the streamlined Adidas 2026 goalkeeper template - we will see other Adidas federations and clubs utilizing this exact maroon and black color combination.
Dark Maroon & Black Adidas 2026 Trefoil Goalkeeper Kit
While Spain's new 2026 World Cup goalkeeper strip was featured in the official Adidas promotional photoshoot, it is not available to buy yet. To give fans a better look at the complete design, we have created a product mockup of the jersey.
Spain 2026 Away Kit
Spain 2026 World Cup Away Kit Released
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What do you think of the retro Adidas Spain 2026 away goalkeeper kit? Do you mind that it utilizes a standard template colorway? Let us know in the comments below!
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Forest could have worn their light blue kit, but apparently they did not bring it.
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