Norway

The Norway Nike 2026 World Cup home kit features a red shirt, white shorts, and blue socks, matching the colors of the national flag. However, Norway had never used it prior to the Round of 16 match. In the two previous Group Stage matches against Iraq and France, Norway only wore an all-red variation. Huge thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the photo collage.

The recent match against Brazil marked the very first time Norway used their original kit combo at the 2026 World Cup.

It is likely that Norway will wear also this original home kit in the Quarter-final against England, as they will have the priority to choose their kit colors first.

Norway debuted a third variation of their home kit during the Quarter-final match against England. This marks their 5th different kit combination at the 2026 World Cup.

With this, Norway joins Colombia as teams with the second-most kit variations used in a single World Cup. France still holds the record, having used 6 different combinations during the 2018 World Cup. Big thanks to our partner @jerseystory_vn for spotting this and creating the graphic.

Yesterday, the Norway players debuted their new 2026 away kit on the World Cup stage. They defeated Senegal 3-2 and officially secured a place in the knockout stage

After being spotted printing their away nameset (featuring a black crest) on the home shirt during the Round of 16 match against Brazil, Norway corrected the mistake in their recent match against England, using in the correct home nameset (featuring original crest).

Huge thanks for @jerseystory_vn for the collage.

The kit matchup for the 2026 World Cup quarter-final between England and Norway has been confirmed ahead of their clash in Miami on July 11. England will be wearing an all-white combination, while Norway will take to the pitch in a red, navy, and navy setup.

Norway’s choice of navy shorts and socks with their red home shirt provides a strong contrast against England's uniform. Still, it is an unexpected choice.

Norway utilized an all-red variant in their matches against Iraq and France, before wearing their traditional red, white, and blue combination in the round of 16 against Brazil.

During the 2026 World Cup group stage, Norway experienced an unusual kit equipment issue. As spotted by football shirt account @kitoftheday365, the Norwegian national team wore an incorrect name and number set during their match against Brazil.

While Norway correctly used their standard home name set on their home shirts during their match against Iraq, a mistake was made for the Brazil fixture. The team wore the away font, featuring the black logo of the away kit.

Norway debuted a third variation of their home kit during the Quarter-final match against England. This marks their 5th different kit combination at the 2026 World Cup.

With this, Norway joins Colombia as teams with the second-most kit variations used in a single World Cup. France still holds the record, having used 6 different combinations during the 2018 World Cup. Big thanks to our partner @jerseystory_vn for spotting this and creating the graphic.

After being spotted printing their away nameset (featuring a black crest) on the home shirt during the Round of 16 match against Brazil, Norway corrected the mistake in their recent match against England, using in the correct home nameset (featuring original crest).

Huge thanks for @jerseystory_vn for the collage.

During the 2026 World Cup group stage, Norway experienced an unusual kit equipment issue. As spotted by football shirt account @kitoftheday365, the Norwegian national team wore an incorrect name and number set during their match against Brazil.

While Norway correctly used their standard home name set on their home shirts during their match against Iraq, a mistake was made for the Brazil fixture. The team wore the away font, featuring the black logo of the away kit.

The kit matchup for the 2026 World Cup quarter-final between England and Norway has been confirmed ahead of their clash in Miami on July 11. England will be wearing an all-white combination, while Norway will take to the pitch in a red, navy, and navy setup.

Norway’s choice of navy shorts and socks with their red home shirt provides a strong contrast against England's uniform. Still, it is an unexpected choice.

Norway utilized an all-red variant in their matches against Iraq and France, before wearing their traditional red, white, and blue combination in the round of 16 against Brazil.

The Norway Nike 2026 World Cup home kit features a red shirt, white shorts, and blue socks, matching the colors of the national flag. However, Norway had never used it prior to the Round of 16 match. In the two previous Group Stage matches against Iraq and France, Norway only wore an all-red variation. Huge thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the photo collage.

The recent match against Brazil marked the very first time Norway used their original kit combo at the 2026 World Cup.

It is likely that Norway will wear also this original home kit in the Quarter-final against England, as they will have the priority to choose their kit colors first.

Yesterday, the Norway players debuted their new 2026 away kit on the World Cup stage. They defeated Senegal 3-2 and officially secured a place in the knockout stage

The Norway national team have celebrated their return to the FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1998 in a unique way. Ahead of the 2026 tournament, the squad posed for a special team photo with players wearing the retro shirts of their childhood clubs.

The images feature the squad sporting classic designs from their early playing days, offering a nostalgic look at the grassroots origins of the current national team. This initiative highlights the local Norwegian clubs that helped develop the players who ended the nation's 28-year wait for World Cup qualification.

In addition to the childhood kits, the team also took part in a separate photoshoot where they dressed in traditional Viking gear, captured by photographer David Yarrow. Both photoshoots have quickly gained attention online as the squad prepares for their 2026 World Cup campaign.

Norway's 2026 World Cup whiteout third kit by Nike was debuted in their friendly match against Morocco. Serving as a direct inverse to the black away kit, this precautionary white alternative is designed to prevent kit clashes and marks the first time in the Norwegian Football Federation's history that the national team has been equipped with three match uniforms for a major tournament.

Norway will not wear the whiteout kit in the group stage of the 2026 World Cup.