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Less than 100 days are left until the start of the 2026 World Cup, which will take place from June 11 to July 19. While preparations for the biggest football tournament are in the final stages, security concerns remain in the spotlight, mainly related to tensions in the Middle East.
Despite this context, national teams from around the world are continuing their intensive preparations, highlighting their identity through new official uniforms. In recent days, match jerseys have been introduced, which reflect a combination of traditional elements with contemporary creative designs.
Argentina have chosen a distinctive style for away matches, with a striking blue spiral, while Japan bring a unique design with 12 colors placed on a white base. Germany return to a jersey with a historical spirit, recalling the designs of the past, while Norway present an all-black uniform for transfers.
Spain also maintains its tradition, integrating literary elements into the design of its shirts. Meanwhile, some of the lesser-known representatives, such as Curacao and Uzbekistan, are expected to attract attention by presenting for the first time at a World Cup shirts with historical value to their national identity.
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