Barcelonas Lamine Yamal Unveils Spain’s 2026 World Cup Jersey

Barcelona’s young star Lamine Yamal showcased Spain’s new Adidas kit for the 2026 World Cup, set to be held across North America. Spain leads their qualifying group with four wins from four, ahead of Turkey. Despite ongoing pubalgia concerns, Yamal may still feature in upcoming qualifiers if he plays against Club Brugge.

As the 2026 World Cup draws closer, excitement is building among fans as Adidas unveiled Spain’s new national team kit, modeled by Barcelona’s rising star Lamine Yamal. The stylish jersey launch coincides with Spain’s strong run in World Cup qualifying, where La Roja have maintained a perfect record by winning all four matches and currently lead their group by three points ahead of Turkey. The new design reflects Spain’s modern identity while celebrating their rich footballing legacy.

Yamal, however, remains a talking point beyond fashion. The 18-year-old prodigy is reportedly dealing with pubalgia, a recurring groin issue that has raised concerns at Barcelona. The Catalan club is reportedly keen for him to rest during the next international break, yet Spain coach Luis de la Fuente is expected to include him in the upcoming squad if he features for Barcelona against Club Brugge.

With fixtures against Georgia and Turkey ahead, Spain aim to seal qualification and continue their dominant run. The unveiling also featured Lionel Messi’s new Argentina kit, adding to the global buzz around next summer’s tournament across North America, Canada, and Mexico. Yamal’s participation remains uncertain, but his influence on and off the field continues to grow rapidly.