Argentina 4-Star Logo Leaked + Kit
- Argentina 4-Star Logo Leak: A 4-star logo and associated kit for Argentina were leaked, designed in anticipation of a potential fourth World Cup victory in 2026.
- Design Specifics: The leaked Adidas 4-star logo featured a unique arched visual effect with two central stars slightly larger and higher than the outer ones, each star containing a victory year, including one for 2026.
- Kit Release Status: The 4-star kit and logo will never be released because Argentina lost the 2026 final, resulting in the national team continuing to use their existing 3-star badge.
Update - Tuesday, July 20, 2026: We have created a mockup of the Adidas Argentina 26 4-Star Winners kit. It will never be released because Argentina lost the final.
Argentina 4-Star Kit
Argentina 4-Star Adidas Logo
Notably, the two central stars are slightly larger and higher than the outer ones, creating an arched visual effect. Every star features the year of the victory, including one for 26.
Had Argentina secured the victory, this new logo would have been immediately used on celebratory merchandise and future kits. Instead, the national team will continue with their current 3-star badge.
Do you like the 4 stars on Argentina's kits? Do you think Argentina will manage to get the 4th star anytime soon? Comment below.
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