Adidas has launched a retro collection featuring iconic kits from Euro 96 and the 1994 World Cup, sparking excitement among football fans. The range includes the Germany home and away shirts from 1996, when they won the European Championship at Wembley, as well as the Spain jersey from the same year. Tracksuits worn by both nations during the tournament are also available.
Fans have taken to social media to praise the collection, with one user calling it a "classic vibe." However, some have noted the high prices, with jerseys costing £85 and track tops £90. One poster commented, "Hmm too expensive."
The Argentina 1994 kit, famously associated with Diego Maradona's controversial World Cup campaign, has generated the most hype. However, fans were disappointed to find it unavailable for purchase at launch. Social media users questioned when the Argentina collection would be released, with one asking, "When is the Argentina version dropping?"
Adidas has confirmed that Latin American kits, including Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico, will be available from December 1. Most of the European items are on sale now, with some additional pieces arriving on December 15. The collection can be purchased on the Adidas website.
