Which Direction Will Nike Go for First Germany Kits?

After the surprise announcement that Nike will replace Adidas as the DFB's kit supplier from 2027, Nike will be under pressure to create the first Nike Germany kit to be impressive, because everyone is familiar with the three-striped German jersey. So what direction will Nike take with its first Germany kit?

Germany Announces Nike Kit Deal

Classic or Modern

The first Germany kit (by Nike) will no doubt be carefully considered by Nike down to the last detail. Taking inspiration from a classic design would be great, but perhaps a modern design would make more of an impression on the first shirt launch.

Footy Headlines has created the Nike Germany home and away concept kits based on the Nike 2024 kit template, with the stand-out feature coming from the collar.

Kit designer What if F.C. (@whatif.fc) has created a Nike Germany concept kit inspired by the iconic graphics of the 1986 Germany home kit. That might be a good idea for Nike to look at.

Green Away Kit

In addition, Nike was able to use green as the main color of the first Germany away kit. The green concept for Germany's away kits was well received by the fans.

The last time Germany's away jersey was green was in 2018 (EQT Green).

Impressive Germany 2024 Away Kit Concept

What if the Germany 2024 Away Kit is in Green?

Nike Germany Concept Kit by Footy Headlines

Nike Germany Concept Kit by @whatif.fc

4 Nike Germany Kit Ideas

Nike Germany Concept Kit by @Mi_Gfx02

Impressive Nike Germany Kits Concept

Nike Germany Concept Kit by @spears_footballdesign

In addition, Nike can refer to German jerseys from other sports, such as basketball and volleyball, to find the best design solution for the first German Nike jersey.

Check out all Adidas Germany kits on Football Kit Archive

The first-ever Nike Germany football kits will be launched in early 2027.

Are you looking forward to the first Nike Germany kit? What direction do you think Nike will take with the first Germany kit? Comment below.

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