What African teams are wearing at the World Cup

The World Cup is less than three months away and preparations beginning to hit top gear. Friendly matches, training camps and jerseys are more World cup themed and its the latter I’ll be focusing on today due to the aesthetic importance it holds to fans worldwide.

Sport wear manufacturers for World Cup teams have started releasing what their clients will be clothed in at the event, some are astonishingly beautiful (Nigeria), while others are not so visually pleasing (I won’t call names). I’ll be dropping the designs for the African representatives in Russia. Other continents will follow in the days ahead.

NIGERIA

The Super Eagles home kit was probably the most talked about when released in February due to its classy and simply beautiful outlook. It was a throwback to her First participation at the World Cup in 1994 and is designed by Nike. The away kit is a traditional all green jersey, inspired by the primary colour of the Nigerian Flag

SENEGAL

Puma recently released all white jerseys for 10 different countries and Senegal was one of them. The Puma jerseys contain elements that express each nation individually despite its all-white similarities therefore, the Teranga Lions’ outfit carry a green trim around it.

MORROCCO
It is yet to be seen what the Atlas Lions will wear at the games but are expected to stick with long time manufacturers, Adidas.

TUNISIA
Much like thier North African Counterparts, Tunisia have yet to release a jersey specifically for the world cup. Their kits are manufactured by German company Uhlsport and the current design was released during World Cup qualification.

EGYPT

The Pharoahs’ kits are manufactured by Adidas and it features an all red top with black trimmings while the famous adidas stripes are coloured in white at the sides.