Overview
- Spain, which beat Argentina 1-0 after extra time on Sunday, July 19, secured its second men's World Cup title since 2010.
- The team wore its red home jerseys for the final, and adidas says the designs draw on national‑flag colors and feature an embroidered 'ESPAÑA' on the collar and the RFEF crest with the 2010 star.
- Adidas engineered the 2026 kits with sweat‑wicking fabric, perforated tapes and mesh panels to boost breathability across the tournament’s host climates in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino presented the first‑ever FIFA World Cup championship rings to the champions, introducing a new winners’ memento that players including Rodri were pictured showing off.
- Images of Spain’s celebration shirts suggest the official World Cup Champions Badge may now be embossed and multi‑layered while replica shirts will likely retain the usual heat‑transfer decal, and an extra star to mark 2026 is expected to be added to future jerseys.