Argentina
The world champions. Argentina are the reigning FIFA World Cup holders, claiming their third title in Qatar 2022 in one of the greatest finals ever played. Led by Lionel Messi, La Albiceleste are the most complete international side on the planet — passionate, technical, and utterly relentless.
History
Argentina's football history is one of the richest in the world. They won their first World Cup on home soil in 1978 under César Luis Menotti, then claimed a second in 1986 in Mexico — the tournament forever associated with Diego Maradona's genius, including the Hand of God and the Goal of the Century against England.
After decades of near misses, Argentina ended a 36-year wait for a third World Cup in Qatar 2022, with Lionel Messi finally claiming the one trophy that had eluded him. The final against France — a 4–2 penalty shootout win after a 3–3 draw — is widely regarded as the greatest World Cup final in history. Argentina also hold the record for most Copa América titles with 16, cementing their status as South America's dominant force.
Kit History & Colours
Light blue and white vertical stripes — one of the most iconic kits in world football. Argentina's home shirt is instantly recognisable across the globe and has been worn by some of the greatest players the game has ever produced. Simple, classic, and timeless.
Their Adidas kits have become some of the most sought-after in football, particularly since the 2022 World Cup triumph. The light blue and white of La Albiceleste is worn by millions of fans worldwide.