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Argentina FIFA World Cup 2026 kits: Home, away, release dates & prices

Reigning world champions Argentina head into the 2026 World Cup with a fresh adidas home kit that celebrates their greatest moments while looking firmly to the future. The classic white and sky-blue stripes return with a modern twist - a three-tone gradient effect inspired by the nation’s three World Cup wins in 1978, 1986 and 2022. A subtle “1896” detail on the back neck marks the founding year of the Argentine Football Association, while navy accents on the shoulders and cuffs give the design a bold, refined finish.

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    Argentina Home Kit

    Adidas have refreshed Argentina’s iconic look with a modern take on the Albiceleste stripes. The 2026 home kit features a three-tone blue fading effect running through the sky-blue bands, subtly referencing the nation’s three World Cup triumphs in 1978, 1986 and 2022. It’s a clean, heritage-driven design that blends tradition with a contemporary edge, reinforced by the “1896” detail on the back neck to mark the AFA’s founding year. The result is a shirt that feels firmly rooted in Argentina’s footballing identity while celebrating the eras that shaped it.

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    Argentina Away Kit

    The away jersey draws from Argentina’s rich artistic heritage, featuring a distinct swirling blue graphic pattern inspired by the nation’s traditional motifs. Hints of white on a black base enhance the stylised lines, intricate floral swirls, and climbing plants, bringing the design to life in striking contrast. Etched onto the back of the neck is a bespoke “Argentina” motif sat in front of the Sol de Mayo, the national sun symbol. 

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