In six months he might become legendary. Like those of 1998 and 2018. Five months before the start of the 2026 World Cup, the new jersey of the France team was unveiled by the Footy Headlines website. A tunic with several shades of blue and a white collar, the authenticity of which has been confirmed to us.
According to Footy Headlines, the design was chosen in reference to the Statue of Liberty, including touches of color reminiscent of the famous New York monument. Darker shades of blue complement the jersey, with a series of diagonal lines. The logo does not change, with the rooster above the three letters “FFF” and under the two stars illustrating the Blues’ two world champion titles.
The last jersey, worn during Euro 2024, was much more sober. It was a simple blue tunic, with a slight red stripe on the sides. There was no polo collar this time. The sponsor was already the same: Nike.
The France team’s 2026 World Cup will begin on June 16 against Senegal. The Blues will then face the winner of the intercontinental play-off between Iraq, Suriname and Bolivia. The last match of the group stage will be against Norway.
