The Mexican National Team is about to begin its adventure towards the 2026 World Cup with official preparation matches. Prior to the semifinals of the Nations League against Canada, the team led by Javier Aguirre surprises by launching its new game uniform.
The new uniform, which was presented through the National Team's social media, stands out for its predominant black color with golden details on the sleeves, the iconic three stripes of the sponsor, and the team's crest in the center of the chest. According to the publication, this outfit pays tribute to Mexico's rich cultural heritage through art and music.
Although there is speculation about whether this uniform will be the one the team uses in the 2026 World Cup, it has been confirmed that it will be exclusive for the remaining commitments of 2025, such as the Nations League and the Gold Cup. The new equipment to be used in the World Cup will be revealed next year.
Inspired by the golden age of Mexican cinema and regional music, this design seeks to capture the essence of a nation passionate about football and its traditions. The jersey includes the legend 'Mexico de Oro,' in reference to the great dreams of the team, and a design on the sides that emulates the attire of mariachis.
The official statement highlighted that this new uniform represents the spirit of a vibrant nation with football, reflecting its identity through art and regional music.
