Scotland and Adidas Extend Deal Until 2028
Nov 16, 2022, by John
About three weeks ago, the Scottish FA announced that their partnership with Adidas had been renewed until 2028.
Scotland Sign Longterm Adidas Deal
In August of 2018, Scotland extended their Adidas contract until the end of 2022. With the deal expiring soon, both sides agreed to continue the partnership until 2028.
The two sides joined forces back in 2010, with a set of home and away shirts released every two years since then.
So far, Scotland have received fully bespoke designs from the German supplier, who even started making separate kits for the women's side. This is something we expect to continue throughout the next eight years.
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SC Bastia 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
French club SC Bastia has officially launched its new 26-27 home and away kits. Made by Adidas, the new Bastia 26-27 shirts are available to purchase online, with in-store availability starting on Monday. The home and away kits feature the traditional club colors of 'Bianch'è Turchinu' (white and blue), keeping a classic look for the upcoming season.
Wacker Innsbruck 26-27 Home & Away Kits Released
Austrian 2. Liga side Wacker Innsbruck have officially unveiled their new home & away kits, made by Adidas and to be worn in the upcoming 2026-27 season.
Both kits feature simple yet effective designs from Adidas. While the home kit uses traditional black as the dominant color, combined with green pinstripes, the away kit use a white base white large green and black vertical stripes across the shirt.
What do you think of Wacker Innsbruck 2026-27 home & away kits? Leave your thoughts in the comment below.
Djed Spence Receives Shirt From Lionel Messi
Bri Spence, sister of Djed Spence, has shared a photo of her brother receiving a special gift from Lionel Messi after the 2026 World Cup Semi-Final - an Argentina away shirt.
However, our Vietnamese partner @jerseystory_vn spotted that this was not a match-worn jersey, but actually a replica shirt instead.
It is highly likely that Messi and his staff prepared a batch of replica shirts specifically to give away as gifts to opponents and fans after each match.