England is gearing up for the 2018 World Cup, which is only a few months away. All eyes will be on their squad for Russia, but before that comes the unveiling of their new kit, which they did on Wednesday.
Designed by Nike, the Three Lions went for their traditional white shirt. White socks and blue shorts returns, with red numbers and piping on the rib color bringing contrast to their new look.
One star can be seen above England’s chest as a sign for their one and only they lifted this trophy, back in 1966. Supporters will be praying that this will be the year they add another star.
No drastic changes were made to their red away jersey as well. St George's cross can be seen in the middle of the shirt which will be accompanied by red socks and white shorts.
The pre-match T-shirt that will be worn by the English players pays homage to the popular kit worn back in 1982. A grey tracksuit and a white “Anthem Jacket” which will be worn by the players as they enter the field were also revealed in Nike’s attempt to add “modern edge” to their the Three Lions’ “classic identity”.
England's pre-match kit is a blast from the past - 1982, to be precise
This grey tracksuit and white "Anthem Jacket" will be worn by the players at Russia
Gareth Southgate will be hoping to end England’s run of mediocre World Cup tournaments when they touch down in Russia. They have been paired against Belgium, Panama, and Tunisia in Group G.
