Top 10 2018 World Cup Kits

By: Leonardo Rodriguez

With the World Cup near its completion, I’ve decided to rank the top 10 best kits from this World Cup. It was tough because each kit was fantastic but here are my top 10.

 

10. Senegal Away Kit

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This jersey was one of my favorites. This jersey represents what Senegal is all about. Passion, strength and speed. Puma did a wonderful job showing that into this jersey. Unfortunately Senegal didn’t qualify into the knockout stages, but their jersey have left a special impact for me.

 

9. Egypt Away Kit

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This jersey is simple but elegant. Egypt’s home kit is just as nice but the white one does wonders for me. I do love the color white on jersey but this one with the black three stripes from Adidas, makes it wonderful.

 

8. Iceland Home Kit

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This is how you present yourself on your first ever appearance of the World Cup. Iceland’s whole World Cup kits could make the list but the blue (Home) kit is one of my favorites. The red and white on the sleeves is so unique and it works wonderfully. It represents what Iceland is all about.

 

7. Costa Rica Away Kit

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I absolutely hated this kit at first. But it grew on me big time. It looks very elegant and classy. The gold trim on the side of the sleeves make this kit a all time great. New Balance did a great job with this kit.

 

6. France Home Kit

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This is a wonderful kit. I have a soft spot for France. Always considered them a favorite of mine. This kit wonderfully represents the elegance of the French side. I love this jersey very much.

 

5. Argentina Away Kit

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A very unique kit since Argentina hasn’t wore black since 2009, but it is a very successful change. This kit is wonderful. It has the Argentinean flag colors on the sides with the white three stripes. Yep, Adidas did Argentina very right.

 

4. Colombia Home Kit

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Colombia had a lot of success with Adidas. This one might be their best kit yet. Such a bright ad vibrant kit. Represents what Colombia is all about. Passion, excitement and fun!

 

3. Japan Home Kit

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This is one of my favorite kits ever! This reminds me of what Samurai robes would look like. I absolutely adore this kit. The away kit is underrated as well but the home kit is stunning.

 

2. Spain Home Kit

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This is elegance and boldness at its best. It is vintage Spain. The red is bright and bold but the zig zag designs on the side makes this kit a all time classic.

 

1. Nigeria Home Kit

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What can I say about this kit? It is a bold move from Nike to create a design like this. It is the most high demanded jersey ever in a World Cup. It sold out in hours. One of my favorite kits ever. You can wear it out or even to play. It’s just that awesome.

MAMMA MIA! Ronaldo Seals Juventus Move

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By: Leonardo Rodriguez

The biggest summer transfer saga has reached its climax. Ronaldo have officially joined Serie A defending champions Juventus after winning his 3rd consecutive UEFA Champions League title with Real Madrid.

Ronaldo had a successful 9 seasons with Los Blancos. He scored 311 league goals in 292 league games for Real Madrid. He won 2 La Liga titles, 2 Copa Del Rey titles, and 4 UEFA Champions League titles in his tenure at the Spanish capital.

Ronaldo will sign a new deal with Juventus that is worth £105m. He will be presently as soon as Ronaldo finishes his vacation in Greece.

 

Arsenal Signs Rising Star Lucas Torreira From Sampdoria

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By: Leonardo Rodriguez

Arsenal have signed another World Cup star into their roster. Unai Emery has been admirer for the Uruguayan int’l for some time now. Torreira had a breakout season with Serie A side, Sampdoria this season. Torreira had 4 goals in 36 games in Serie A as a defensive midfielder.

Torreira was apart of the Uruguayan team that went to the Quarterfinals of the World Cup this summer. He was a starter for most of the matches for the squad as Oscar Tabarez trusted him along with Juventus’ Rodrigo Bentacur.

Torreira will wear the number 11 shirt after Mesut Ozil moved for the number 10 shirt.

 

PSG Officially Sign Juventus Legend Gianluigi Buffon

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By: Leonardo Rodriguez

Paris Saint-Germain have officially unveiled their new goalkeeper this summer. The man needs no introduction as he is one of the greatest goalkeepers of his generation. Former Juventus legend, Gianluigi Buffon signed a one year deal with one player option for the next year as well.

Buffon spent 17 seasons with the Turin side after his World Record move from Parma. He is the most expensive goalkeeper transfer of all time after his €52 million move. Buffon won 11 Serie A titles, 1 Serie B title, and 4 Coppa Italia titles in his stint with Juventus.

Buffon also had success internationally as he helped guide Italy to the World Cup title in 2006. He is also the most capped player ever for the Italian national team with 176 caps.

France and Denmark Draws to Allow Both Teams to Advance

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By: Leonardo Rodriguez

France and Denmark traded blows in a intense defensive affair. Denmark needs only a draw or win to advance to the knockout and eliminate a pesky Australia.

France played with most of their subs as starters with their safety already. A win or draw will give France the top spot of Group C.

The game ended goalless but Denmark and France advanced after Peru’s 2-0 victory over Australia.