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The World Cup is in full swing and aside from the action on the pitch, retailers are making a play for some big sales online.
Nike, Adidas and PUMA are the main official jersey providers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and all three of their sites have team kits for sale online (you can also find cheaper fan-made merch on Amazon). The most popular team kits this year are for Mexico, Argentina, Spain, France and USA, while corresponding player jerseys from Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal are also selling quickly, thanks to their performances on the pitch (and overall star quality to boot).
Here’s a look at some of the best World Cup jerseys to buy for this year’s tournament, from official team kits to fan-made merch and fashion-forward collaborations. All of the jerseys were in stock as of this writing and available to ship in time for your next in-person watch or World Cup viewing party at home.
Argentina 26 Home Messi Authentic Jersey
One of the bestselling jerseys from Adidas right now is this official Lionel Messi kit, which features the team’s blue and white colorway with the soccer legend’s number 10 on the front and back. Messi’s name is also printed along the shoulder blades on the back. Two nods to the Argentinian football team show up on this jersey, with a gold crest commemorating the team’s 2022 World Cup win on the front, and a “1893” mark on the back — the founding year of the Argentine Football Association.
This is an authentic Argentina World Cup jersey made with a moisture-wicking knit jacquard material with a stretchy, “performance” fit.
Messi has had a huge tournament already — the Argentina legend scored his 17th and 18th career World Cup goals on Monday (June 22), making him the all-time leading goal scorer at the international tournament.
Adidas Standard Argentina 2026 Home Fan Jersey
The Adidas storefront on Amazon also has this team jersey available for $50. If you need an outfit quick, this World Cup jersey ships in 1-2 days for Amazon Prime members (get a 30-day free trial to Amazon Prime here).
Adidas Mexico 26 Home Fan Jersey
Mexico’s bold green authentic home jersey sold out quickly on the Adidas site, but Amazon has ths fan version of the jersey still in stock as of this writing. The polyester jersey features an aztec-inspired print and available in multiple sizes with Mexico and Adidas branding on the front.
You can also find the Mexico soccer jersey at Macy’s, with the retailer reporting more than a thousand units sold in the last five days alone.
USMNT 2026 Stadium Home Nike Dri-FIT Soccer Replica Jersey
Nike is the official jersey provider of the U.S. Men’s National Team and this red, white and blue kit is selling fast online. As of this writing, only a size small is still available on the Nike website, though multiple sizes are still in stock on the U.S. Soccer website. This replica jersey is made with a sweat-wicking material and features wavy stripes inspired by the American flag.
USA x V.A.A. Academy Pro Short-Sleeve Soccer Top
Nike’s Virgil Abloh Archive soccer collab is available now on Nike.com, with sharp, streetwear-inspired detailing set against a tailored polyester jersey made from recycled materials. The back features a vintage-style USA logo alongside the date April 5, 1913 — the day the United States Football Association (USFA) was founded. This fashion-forward kit is available in unisex sizes small to small to XL.
Nike USA Soccer Dri-Fit Energy Top
This Nike top features a bold, 90s-inspired aesthetic, that puts the stars in the stars and stripes front and center. A tipped collar and ribbed cuffs let you maybe get away with wearing this to the office, though we would recommend pulling it out on game days only and maybe not on a conference call with the boss.
France National Team 2026 Stadium Home Nike Dri-FIT Soccer Jersey
Nike has the official France World Cup jersey available online, with this “stadium” version featuring replica details from the actual on-field kit seen on the French players. For an additional $35, you can pick up a jersey with the name of your favorite French soccer star, like Jules Koundé, Ousmane Dembélé or Kylian Mbappé.
Adidas Spain 26 Home Replica Jersey
Spain’s World Cup campaign got off to a sluggish start with a draw against Cape Verde, but La Roja are back in business and have their sights firmly set on the final. Fans can pick up this official Spain soccer jersey from Adidas in the team’s tri-color design, with the football association’s crest on the front.
Lamine Yamal Adidas Soccer Jersey
18-year-old phenom Lamine Yamal scored his first-ever World Cup goal in Spain’s win over Saudi Arabia, further cementing his superstar status at home and abroad. You can pick up his official Adidas jersey right now with his name and number 19 on the back (the youngster normally wears number 10 for his club, FC Barcelona, but wears the number 19 when playing for the Spanish national team as teammate Dani Olmo had already claimed the number 10 for Spain).
Portugal Home Long-Sleeve Soccer Jersey
PUMA is the official jersey provider for Portugal’s World Cup team, and this long-sleeve jersey is selling quickly online. This jersey features a v-neck design, mesh panels at the sides for ventilation and the same logos and detailing as the gameday kits. The team’s iconic red base is contrasted with wavy stripes, a nod, PUMA says, to the country’s “maritime roots and fearless spirit.”
You can also find a short-sleeve version of the Portugal World Cup jersey on Amazon.com.
Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal National Team Puma Youth 2026 Home Replica Jersey
One of the hardest World Cup player jerseys to come by is a Cristiano Ronaldo kit, but Fanatics and Dick’s has a youth replica jersey available for $110. Rendered in the official Portuguese team colors, the PUMA jersey replicates the one worn by the players during the 2025/26 season and is available in youth sizing small to XL. Adults might be able to get away with an XL size, as most reviewers say the relaxed fit jersey runs large.
England National Team Nike Dri-FIT Energy Lifestyle Jersey
England is the oldest national team in football, having played in the first international soccer match in 1872, but The Three Lions have only one World Cup title to their name, which came all the way back in 1966. Fans can cheer on the team with this avant-garde take on the classic team jersey, rendered in a lustrous light blue colorway with an oversized silhouette. A contrast-color collar, roomy sleeves and dropped shoulders add to the fashion-forward design.
England National Team x Palace Nike 2026 Dri-FIT Pre-Match Top
Fans can also pick up this England kit, from the official collaboration between Nike and the iconic London skateboard brand, Palace. This jersey features a sublimated graphic print with red-tipped sleeves and collar. The English team badge is sewn on at the chest.
You can find more official World Cup jerseys online at Fanatics and on Macy’s “World Soccer HQ” site online. And shop more jerseys, fan gear and merch at Dick’s Sporting Goods and on Amazon.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is taking place across the United States, Mexico and Canada and is airing on Fox and streaming live on Fox One (get a free trial here). The tournament runs until July 19.
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