Images of what is reported to be Spain's home kit for the 2026 World Cup have appeared online, according to 90min. The design, if authentic, would see the national side take to the field in a deep red base with navy sleeves and yellow pinstripes — a combination that draws on long-established elements of Spanish football identity.
90min reports that the kit has leaked ahead of any official announcement from the Spanish football federation or their kit manufacturer. Leaked designs of this kind occasionally differ from the final retail and match-day versions, and no confirmation has been issued by any official party at the time the wire was filed.
Spain arrive at the 2026 tournament — co-hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico — as one of the more credentialled sides in the competition. Their squad has been among the most admired in European football in recent seasons, and expectation around their preparations, kit included, runs accordingly high among supporters.
The reported use of yellow pinstripes alongside the deep red and navy is a deliberate nod to the colours of the national flag, a design language that Spanish kits have returned to with varying degrees of literalness across different tournament cycles. Whether this iteration represents a conservative homage or a more prominent styling will become clearer if and when higher-resolution imagery or official materials emerge.
For now, the images remain unverified. Supporters and kit enthusiasts have responded to the reported design with considerable interest online, though the federation has yet to schedule any formal reveal.