Argentina's jersey choices revealed for 2026 World Cup group stage

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, details have emerged regarding the jersey selections for Argentina's national team, affectionately known as La Scaloneta. Fans are eagerly anticipating the tournament, with the team currently in Kansas for their pre-World Cup training camp.

For their opening Group J match on June 16 against Algeria, Argentina will don their iconic light blue and white home jersey, complete with the three stars signifying their World Cup titles and the world champions patch. Goalkeeper Emiliano "Dibu" Martínez will wear an orange kit for this game. The match is scheduled to take place at the GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas.

Argentina's second group stage fixture, scheduled for June 22 against Austria at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, will also see the team wearing their primary home jersey. Martínez will be in a green goalkeeping uniform for this encounter.

The team's jersey choice for the final group game on June 27 against Jordan, also at the Texas stadium, marks a change. Argentina will wear their blue and black away kit, paired with black shorts and socks. The goalkeeper will again be dressed in green. This selection of kits has reportedly been well-received by players and fans, drawing parallels to the jersey choices made during their victorious 2022 World Cup campaign in Qatar.