Art Meets Football: A Deep Dive into Adidas' Euro 2025 Away Kits
Explore the artistic inspiration behind Adidas' Euro 2025 away kits, featuring designs from Spain, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Wales.

Art Meets Football: A Deep Dive into Adidas' Euro 2025 Away Kits
The Euro 2025 tournament is fast approaching, and Adidas has once again pushed the boundaries of football fashion with their latest away kits for the participating teams. This year, the focus is on blending artistic heritage with modern sportswear, creating designs that are as much a celebration of culture as they are functional football attire.
Spain: A Nod to Cubism
Spain’s away kit is a masterpiece inspired by the Cubism movement of the 20th century. Known for its abstract lines and forms, Cubism is perfectly encapsulated in the jersey’s design, which features soft pastel shades and a bold, angular footballer graphic on the back collar. This kit is a tribute to iconic artists like Picasso and Maria Blanchard.
Italy: Renaissance Reimagined
Italy’s kit takes inspiration from the country’s rich Renaissance art. The mint green print resembles the natural world often depicted in Renaissance frescoes, with floral shapes creating a gentle camouflage pattern. The delicate script of "Italia" on the back adds a touch of elegance, making it a true work of art.
Belgium: Abstract Modernism
Belgium’s design draws from the Abstract Modernism movement of the 1920s and 1950s. The custard yellow jersey features subtle angular prints, complemented by a contrasting purple trim. While the bold "BELGIUM" stamp on the neck adds a modern twist, it’s the overall simplicity and symmetry of the design that stands out.
Wales: Love Spoons and Tradition
The pale green print on Wales’ kit is inspired by the traditional Love Spoon, a carved wooden spoon symbolizing love and affection. The plaited graphic on the midriff and the lilac trim create a harmonious design, while the daffodil emblem and the Welsh slogan "Gorau Chwarae Cyd Chwarae" (It is better to play together) add a cultural touch.
Germany: Urban Graffiti
Germany’s away kit was unveiled at Berlin Fashion Week, and it’s a bold statement inspired by graffiti and street art. The graphic mimics smeared spray paint, and the blushing color palette is a refreshing change from the previous year’s vibrant hues. The word "Deutschland" etched on the back adds an urban edge.
Sweden: Scandinavian Minimalism
Sweden’s kit embodies Scandinavian minimalism with its satin-finish blue shirt and pale yellow trim. The design is understated, featuring a faint ripple effect on the shoulders, making it a subtle yet elegant option in the lineup of more flamboyant kits.
Bonus Kits: Scotland and Northern Ireland
While Scotland and Northern Ireland didn’t qualify for Euro 2025, their away kits are still noteworthy. Scotland’s vibrant pink-and-yellow swirl pays homage to their historic strips, while Northern Ireland’s design is inspired by "The Dark Hedges," a famous avenue of beech trees featured in Game of Thrones.
These kits are more than just sportswear; they’re a celebration of each nation’s cultural identity, blending art, tradition, and modern design into one cohesive fashion statement. Football fans and art enthusiasts alike will appreciate the thought and creativity behind each piece.
📸 Check out the gallery below to see all the stunning designs!