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📸 New look for Europe’s smallest nations, their adidas kits
TL;DR
UEFA has partnered with Adidas to provide new high-quality kits for smaller European football nations, including Andorra, Belarus, and Malta. This initiative aims to strengthen these nations' football federations through the Kit Assistance Scheme.
Key points
- UEFA partners with Adidas for kit supply
- Supports smaller European football nations
- Countries involved include Andorra and Malta
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📸 New look for Europe’s smallest nations, their adidas kits
UEFA has taken a strategic step to strengthen smaller football nations across the continent.
Through its Kit Assistance Scheme programme, the European governing body has partnered with Adidas to supply high-quality kits to the national federations of Andorra, Belarus, Cyprus, the Faroe Islands, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, North Macedonia, Malta and San Marino.
Over the next two seasons, these countries will unveil exclusive designs. All of this follows a selection process carried out through a tender that prioritised product quality, costs and customisation capacity.
Thanks to this, these federations will have access to an exclusive platform to design bespoke training and matchwear. By removing technical sponsorship costs, UEFA is allowing these federations to invest more of their budget in infrastructure and training, while professionalising their image on the world stage.
These are the new shirts.
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CYPRUS
Q&A
What is UEFA's Kit Assistance Scheme?
UEFA's Kit Assistance Scheme is a program designed to support smaller football nations by providing them with high-quality kits.
Which countries are receiving new kits from Adidas?
The countries receiving new kits include Andorra, Belarus, Cyprus, the Faroe Islands, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, North Macedonia, Malta, and San Marino.
How does the partnership between UEFA and Adidas benefit smaller nations?
The partnership benefits smaller nations by supplying them with high-quality kits, which can enhance their visibility and competitiveness in international football.
