Nike Launches New Super Eagles Kits Ahead of International Fixtures

Nike Launches New Super Eagles Kits Ahead of International Fixtures

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Global sportswear giant Nike has unveiled the latest home and away kits for Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, ahead of the upcoming international season, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

The new jerseys were officially revealed on Monday via the team’s social media platforms, offering fans a first look at designs that blend performance innovation with contemporary style.

The home kit features a vibrant light green base, accented by darker green side panels and a subtle gradient dot pattern that fades across the fabric. The design is completed with the crest of the Nigeria Football Federation and Nike’s signature swoosh logo.

According to the manufacturer, the concept behind the new kit emphasizes versatility, combining athletic functionality with a streetwear-inspired aesthetic. The company noted that the jersey continues its tradition of producing bold designs that resonate both on and off the pitch.

In contrast, the away kit adopts a minimalist white base, highlighted by striking green flame-like graphics rising from the hem. It also features a dark green V-neck collar and black-trimmed sleeves, giving it a distinctive and modern appearance.

Nike confirmed that both kits are produced using sustainable materials and incorporate its Dri-FIT technology, designed to improve breathability and comfort for players during matches.

The jerseys are priced at £109.99 for adult sizes, while children’s versions retail at £84.99.

The launch comes at a challenging moment for the Super Eagles, who are still reeling from their failure to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The tournament will be hosted across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

Despite boasting a squad filled with high-profile talent such as Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman, Nigeria fell short in the qualification campaign. The team was eliminated following a penalty shootout defeat to the Democratic Republic of Congo in the final CAF playoff round after finishing second in their group.

Attention now turns to preparations for an upcoming four-nation friendly tournament, where Nigeria is set to face Jordan, Iran, and Costa Rica as part of efforts to regroup and rebuild.