21 World Cup finals have been played since the first tournament in 1930 and eight different countries have become world champions at least once. Here we'll take a look at the shirts worn by the victors on each occasion.
World Cup Winning Shirts
Plenty of World Cup jerseys have made a splash over the years and will be remembered for how they looked, but also for the matches they featured in and the players that wore them. The kits worn on the biggest international stage often stick in the memory, but the ones that make it all the way to the podium at the end of the tournament earn their place in history.
All 2022 World Cup Kits Sorted by Colours
The graphics below were made by @egsportsdesign and showcase the jerseys that took part in the celebrations at the end of each World Cup, from Uruguay's sky blue cotton shirt in 1930 right up to France's 2018 Nike Aeroswift design.
Teams dressed in blue (or at least with some blue/navy elements on the shirt) have lifted the trophy 12 times, while away kits have come out on top in the final on only three occasions; Brazil in 1958, England in 1966 and Spain in 2010. Check out each individual World Cup winning jersey below.
1930 - Uruguay
1934 - Italy
1938 - Italy
1950 - Uruguay
1954 - Germany
1958 - Brazil
1962 - Brazil
1966 - England
1970 - Brazil
1974 - Germany
1978 - Argentina
1982 - Italy
1986 - Argentina
1990 - Germany
1994 - Brazil
1998 - France
2002 - Brazil
2006 - Italy
2010 - Spain
2014 - Germany
2018 - France
What do you make of the winners? Are the designs worthy of the honour? Comment below.