The Blues are set. Exactly thirteen days before its entry into the 2026 World Cup, the France team now knows under what colors it will play during the group stage. The same goes for all the other nations, after FIFA revealed all of the kits that will be worn.
For their first match at MetLife Stadium against Senegal on Tuesday June 16 (9 p.m.), Didier Deschamps’ men will play in their traditional colors: blue. The Teranga Lions for their part will wear their white outer tunic.
Twice in blue, once in green
During the next meeting, scheduled for the following Tuesday against Iraq (11 p.m.), the Blues will remain in blue while their opponents will also be in white. Finally, France will close its group stage with its away jersey – in the colors of the Statue of Liberty – against a Norwegian team in red and blue, Friday June 26 (9 p.m.). Note French goalkeeper who will be established will remain by Didier Deschamps all in yellow during these three deadlines.
