Germany unveils final Adidas kit before Nike takeover
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 6:51 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Adidas reveals a new kit for the German national team, marking the end of its 70-year partnership with the Mannschaft. This is the last jersey before Nike takes over as the official supplier. The announcement comes amid Cristiano Ronaldo's recent press conference, where he responded to critics after being called up to the national team. André Onana's recovery methods gain traction on social media, drawing attention for their uniqueness. Various international matches are scheduled for later today, including Portugal versus Wales and Netherlands against Germany, creating a busy evening for soccer fans.
- •Adidas unveils a final jersey for Germany's national team
- •Cristiano Ronaldo addresses critics over national team selection
- •André Onana's recovery routine gains social media attention
- •Multiple international fixtures scheduled for later today
- 6:51 AMYahoo Sports — 🥐☕️FC Breakfast: new Germany shirt, Onana shocks social media!
"📸 Adidas gives Germany one final jerseyAfter more than 70 years of collaboration, Adidas is bringing its love story with the Mannschaft to a close with one last eye-catching shirt. The three-stripe...
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