The German national football team will debut a 1990-inspired retro kit during Jurgen Klopp's first match as head coach.
Key facts
- •Jurgen Klopp will lead the German national team for the first time in an upcoming match against the Netherlands.
- •The match is scheduled for September 24 in Amsterdam as part of the Nations League.
- •The retro kit design commemorates Germany's 1990 World Cup victory in Italy.
- •Adidas will be replaced by Nike as the German team's kit supplier beginning in 2027.
- •The 1990 World Cup final was won 1-0 against Argentina following a penalty by Andreas Brehme.
The German national football team will wear a special retro kit during the first match under new head coach Jurgen Klopp. The design is inspired by the kit worn by Germany when they won the 1990 World Cup in Italy. The team will debut this uniform on September 24 in Amsterdam during their Nations League campaign opener against the Netherlands.
By the numbers
Kit design and historical context
The retro kit pays homage to the 1990 World Cup winning team, which secured the title after a 1-0 victory against Argentina in the final. That match was decided by a penalty kick scored by Andreas Brehme in the year following German reunification.
Supplier transition
The German Football Association also announced that Nike will replace Adidas as the official kit supplier for the national team starting in 2027. Adidas, the long-term partner, opted to release the 1990-inspired design during the final months of its current contract.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Sportal.bg.
