FIFA denies Haiti's original World Cup jersey design

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Last updated Jun 10, 2026

FIFA denies Haiti's original World Cup jersey design
Summary

FIFA has rejected Haiti's original jersey design for the upcoming World Cup match on June 13. The decision, announced by Saeta, Haiti's apparel manufacturer, noted that certain visual elements could be misinterpreted under FIFA's regulations. Haiti had previously worn this now-banned design during two matches. Saeta mentioned that a depiction related to the 1803 Bataille de Vertières was likely a point of contention. A redesigned jersey, compliant with FIFA’s equipment rules, has been prepared, with defender Jean-Kévin Duverne shown in the new kit on social media.

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  • FIFA denied Haiti's original jersey design before the June 13 match.
  • Design modifications were made after FIFA's review process.
  • Controversial elements reportedly included a historical illustration.
  • Haiti wore the banned design in two prior matches.
  • Saeta confirmed the team is ready with the redesigned jersey.
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  • 10:12 PMYahoo SportsFIFA reportedly denied Haiti's first jersey design for World Cup
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FIFA reportedly denied Haiti's original jersey design for this year's World Cup. Here's why.

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