Adidas World Cup 2026 Kit Sales Quadruple 2022 Figures as Germany Farewell Kits Set Records
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- Adidas' Record-Breaking World Cup 2026 Sales: Adidas significantly increased its World Cup 2026 jersey sales by quadrupling the figures from the 2022 tournament, indicating strong consumer interest and a highly successful commercial campaign.
- Soaring Demand for Germany's Farewell Kits: Despite an impending split with the DFB, sales of Germany's final Adidas jerseys surged threefold to over three million units, with the blue away shirt setting a new sales record.
- Ambitious Revenue Projections and Broader Success: Adidas anticipates total merchandise revenue for World Cup 2026 to reach around €1.5 billion, and reported doubled sales of official tournament match balls, extending its exceptional financial results beyond national team jerseys.
Adidas has recorded a massive surge in 2026 World Cup jersey sales, quadrupling its figures compared to the previous tournament. The 2026 World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico witnessed unprecedented demand for the German brand, showcasing robust consumer interest and a highly successful commercial campaign. Big thanks to manager-magazin.
Adidas World Cup 2026 Kit Sales Quadruple 2022 Figures
Adidas expects total merchandise revenue for World Cup 2026 to reach around €1.5 billion, according to a statement by CEO Björn Gulden (61). This includes all merchandise such as sportswear, balls, shoes, and related accessories.
Adidas described the World Cup final as a "moment of pride" for the company but declined to comment on the sales forecast.
Staggering Sales Figures for Germany's Final Adidas Kits
The impending split between the German Football Association (DFB) and Adidas in favor of Nike starting in 2027 has not deterred fans from purchasing the national team's apparel. Over three million Germany jerseys were sold during the 2026 World Cup, an impressive threefold increase compared to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The looming change in supplier seems to have only heightened the appeal of acquiring what will be the final Adidas World Cup shirts for the German national team.
According to Adidas CEO Björn Gulden, the traditional white Germany home jersey outsold the blue away kit over the course of the tournament. However, the 2026 blue away shirt was an undisputed success in its own right, setting a new record for away jersey sales and even surpassing the immensely popular pink away kit introduced for Euro 2024.
The exceptional financial results extend beyond the German national team. Adidas sponsored a total of 14 national teams at the 2026 World Cup, contributing to the record-breaking overall sales figures. In addition to the quadruple increase in jersey sales, the sportswear giant also reported that sales of the official tournament match balls doubled, rounding out a dominant summer for the Three Stripes.
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Albacete 26-27 Home Kit Released
Segunda División club Albacete Balompié have officially unveiled the new 2026-27 home kit. Made by Adidas, the shirt marks the return of a polo collar for the first time since the 2000-01 season.
The Adidas Albacete Balompié 2026-27 home shirt retains the club's traditional white base, with dark red returning to the fold-over polo collar and sleeve cuffs after one season of black detailing. The combination gives the design a classic look while reinforcing the club's traditional colour palette.
The Albacete Balompié 2026-27 home kit was officially unveiled on 21 July 2026.
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FC Midtjylland 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
FC Midtjylland and Puma have released the club's new home and away kits for the 26-27 season. The designs are deeply inspired by the club's core values and mentality, encapsulated in the motto "Heart. Head. Heath." (Hjertet, Hovedet, Heden).
The Puma FC Midtjylland 26-27 home jersey features a black base accompanied by elegant red lines. These lines form three tracks that symbolize the three pillars of the club's identity. On the back, a newly redesigned wolf icon makes its debut, alongside the word "MIDTJYLLAND" printed at the bottom hem to mark the club's origins.
Standing in sharp contrast, the Puma FC Midtjylland 26-27 away jersey utilizes a white base with thin grey stripes. The away shirt is accented with bold red and black contrasting details around the collar and sleeves. It carries over the same wolf icon and text detailing on the reverse, with both kits utilizing the club's bespoke attack-font for the player names and numbers.
