2026 World Cup Round of 16 Kit Makers: Only Big 3 Brands Left
- Competitive Kit Maker Landscape: The 2026 World Cup Round of 32 features a highly competitive landscape among kit makers, with Nike, Adidas, and Puma almost on par, unlike previous tournaments dominated by just two brands.
- Top Supplier Standings: Adidas leads the round of 32 with 10 teams, while Nike and Puma are closely tied with 9 teams each, indicating the most balanced competition in knockout stage kit supplier history.
- Presence of Smaller Brands: Four smaller kit suppliers—Kelme, Marathon Sports, Capelli, and Umbro—each have one team represented in the 2026 World Cup Round of 32, showcasing a broader market presence beyond the major players.
Update - Saturday, July 4, 2026: Only the three big football brands are left in the 2026 World Cup - Adidas, Nike and Puma. Nike leads with six teams, while Adidas and Puma both have 5. In only one match, two teams with the same brands meet - Norway vs Brazil.
2026 World Cup Round of 16 Kit Makers
June 28, 2026: 2026 World Cup Round of 32 Kit Makers
Adidas leads the way with 10 teams still in the tournament, while Nike and Puma are locked level on 9 teams each, making it the most competitive three-way kit supplier battle seen at a World Cup in the knockout stages. Four smaller brands also have representation in the round of 32.
Compared to the start, the smaller suppliers lost way more teams than the big - they started with 11 teams (almost 25%), but now only have 4 (12.5%). Adidas lost 4 teams, Nike 3, and Puma 2.
The full breakdown is as follows:
Adidas (10): Germany, Mexico, South Africa, Sweden, Japan, Belgium, Spain, Argentina, Colombia, Algeria
Nike (9): Brazil, Canada, USA, Netherlands, France, Norway, England, Croatia, Australia
Puma (9): Switzerland, Morocco, Ivory Coast, Paraguay, Egypt, Senegal, Austria, Portugal, Ghana
Others (4): Bosnia and Herzegovina (Kelme), Ecuador (Marathon Sports), Cape Verde (Capelli), DR Congo (Umbro)
The four outsider brands make for particularly compelling reading - Kelme, Marathon Sports, Capelli and Umbro all have a team in the last 32 of the biggest football tournament on the planet.
Which kit supplier battle are you most excited to follow in the knockout rounds? Let us know in the comments below.
Robey KVC Westerlo 26-27 Home Kit Released - No More Nike
Belgian club KVC Westerlo has unveiled their new 2026-27 home kit, marking the beginning of a new partnership with Robey Sportswear. The Dutch brand takes over from Nike, which had supplied the club's kits since 2022.
The Robey KVC Westerlo 2026-27 home shirt features the club's traditional yellow and blue colors. Launched with the slogan 'Designed for you. Worn by you. Because you are Westel,' the design aims to celebrate the strong bond between the team, its supporters, and the local Kempen region.
AS Roma 26-27 Away Kit Leaked - Shirt + Shorts + Socks
We have the first official image of the Adidas Roma 2026-2027 away socks. They nicely round off the design.
VVV-Venlo 26-27 Home Kit Released
Netherlands second-division side VVV-Venlo have officially unveiled their 2026-27 home kit, made by Swedish sportswear brand Craft.
The new jersey features a clean and classic design in the club's traditional yellow and black colors, reflecting the identity of both the club and the city of Venlo.
The VVV-Venlo 2026-27 home kit will be available from Monday, July 6, 2026, through the club's official physical and online fanshops.
What do you think of the new VVV-Venlo 2026-27 home kit? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Leipzig 26-27 Away Kit Leaked - 5 New Images
The leaked RB Leipzig 2026–27 away kit features a bold red base with yellow logos and trim, plus a subtle tonal leaf-inspired graphic across the front that may reference the Leipzig Botanical Garden. The striking colorway gives the shirt a distinctive, high-energy look.



