World Cup Sporting Goods Traders

For a long time in the history of the world cup, the Jersey did not need to be designed. It was just as plain as a T-shirt on the street. After a simple cut, a solid piece of cloth was printed on the Arabia numbers and worn on the players.

Similarly, a pair of sneakers can be used only if they have 6 spikes.

But as the market competition intensifies, these equipments are becoming more and more exquisite, more and more sophisticated, and more and more complex. The players have become the eye-catching trademarks.

Equipment is not an accessory.

"Let the players shine. Don't let the shirts cover the team."

In the eyes of Alberto, captain of the 1970 World Cup Brazil, the Jersey and shoes are only accessories on the court.

His idea is obviously old-fashioned. A well designed and well appointed shirt will only make the stars more brilliant.

For example, Campos's own design of the butterfly dress, Tohti's tights and Ronaldo's R9 gold boots are all the classics of the world cup hall.

Of course, it is also simple and crude. When the number of "10" is labeled on the back of the Argentine, this dress becomes the focus of the whole team and even the whole world.

Similarly, the "7" of England football jerseys is what makes countless female powder crazy.

There were fans who presented non professional versions of the World Cup Ten Classic jerseys in the forum, including the black, red and yellow stripes on the chest of Germany in 1990, the light coloured lines of Brazil's chest in 1994, the red and white lattice of Croatia in 1998, and the lion's claws in Cameroon in 2002.

From the aesthetic point of view, whether they are beautiful or ugly, these jerseys have become the memory symbols of the world cup. You may not remember whether Cameroon knocked out the knockout 8 years ago, but they still have some impression on their rough green jacket.

When we played in the high school league, three teams chose the team uniform of the Croatia team.

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The world cup is not just a contest between teams, but the feud between Adidas and Nike is no more modest than the war between Britain and Argentina.

In 1954, Adidas sponsored the first batch of football shoes to the German national team, and that year, the Germans won the championship.

In the last 7 world cups, Adidas sponsored teams scored 6 times in the final but only 2 wins and 4 defeats.

Nike has invaded the field of football since 1993.

In 1994, no country's players appeared in the world cup in Nike jerseys.

By 1998, Nike had already won 7 teams.

In this world cup, there are 9 teams of clothing equipment provided by Nike, including Brazil, Holland and Portugal. As UMBRO is bought by Nike, England has also become the newest member of the Nike family.

Under the banner of Adidas, Argentina, Germany, France, Spain and host South Africa contend.

Among the traditional strong teams, only Italy is a stubborn minority. They belong to Puma, a local brand.

In the last race, it was they who won the game, and Puma beat Adidas in France in the final.

"We are proud of Africa."

This is the slogan of Puma.

The 5 African teams of the last World Cup, Angola, Ivory Coast, Garner, Togo and Tunisia, were all dressed in Puma jerseys.

The businessmen are not at ease, seeing that their competitors have wrapped up the whole team, and they try every means to start a partial infiltration from a certain star.

During the 1974 World Cup, Holland star Cruyff refused to wear the Jersey provided by Adidas because his sponsor was Puma.

The result of the compromise was Cruyff's appearance in Adidas, but the three bar became a two bar and appeared in a copycat version.

This situation is not going to happen again today, and the players wearing Nike's shoes are similar to the situation. Beckham, Ruud and Henry are typical representatives.

The goal of the game is to be unified with respect to the subjectivity of the choice of the Jersey and sneakers, and the ball must be completely objective and neutral.

The 1930 World Cup finals will be held between hosts Uruguay and Argentina.

Because of controversy, each team chooses one ball for the first half and the two half.

Argentina chose the ball for the first half and Uruguay for the second half.

Later, FIFA was able to solve the dispute through a unified match, so there was a "flying meteor" between South Korea and Japan and South Africa's "great celebration".