Overview
- Adidas confirmed an official social-media teaser that it will unveil one last Germany national-team shirt in early November as a farewell to its long partnership with the Deutscher Fußball-Bund.
- The teaser assembles former stars and current players to debate the nation’s most iconic shirts and hints at fan engagement through staged moments such as a black presentation box and teasing lines from veterans.
- The company plans for the final shirt to be available for two November Nations League matches, with the squad already set to wear a 1990-style green retro away shirt for the immediate opener in Amsterdam under new coach Jürgen Klopp.
- The current kit deal will end at the turn of the year and the DFB will switch suppliers to Nike, with Adidas positioned to stage the November reveal to capture holiday sales and on-pitch visibility before the handover.
- The move ends roughly 77 years of collaboration between Adidas and the German FA, a change that affects team identity, merchandising revenue and how fans will see national colours represented on and off the field.