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Adidas launches pet kits tied to 2026 World Cup

The sportswear manufacturer has released a line of miniature replica kits designed for domestic animals ahead of next summer's tournament.

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·4 May·2 min read
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Adidas 2026 World Cup Pet Kits Released - Available NowPhotograph: Tomás Reyes

Adidas has released a range of pet kits connected to the 2026 World Cup, according to Footy Headlines, with the products listed as available to purchase now.

The line appears to be a licensed extension of the brand's World Cup apparel offering, translating the replica kit format into miniature versions intended for domestic animals. Footy Headlines reported the release without providing further detail on which national team designs are included or the full scope of the range.

The 2026 World Cup is scheduled to be held across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, marking the first edition of the tournament to feature 48 nations. Adidas is among the leading kit suppliers for the competition, outfitting a number of the participating national teams, and the pet kit line sits within a broader trend of sportswear brands extending their matchday product ranges beyond human apparel.

Collaborations of this kind — replica shirts scaled for cats and dogs, or accessory ranges tied to major tournaments — have become a recurring feature of World Cup commercial cycles in recent years, typically appearing in the months preceding the opening fixture.

The wire signal from Footy Headlines is limited in detail, and Touchline has not independently verified the full product range, the national teams represented, or pricing. Readers interested in the range are advised to consult the retailer directly.

— Filed by the MatchdayReport desk. Original report at Footy Headlines

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Tomás Reyes Tomás runs MatchdayReport's transfers desk. Patient sourcing, never the first to publish but rarely the wrong one. A decade in the business including spells at L'Équipe and at Goal. This piece was sourced from Footy Headlines.

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