Nike Release England’s EURO 2025 Training Kits
2026-04-13T16:16:41.646Z
The England Women’s team are set to bring serious style to the Euros this summer—not just with their footwork, but with their eye-catching new training kit collection. Think bold, think bright, think brilliant. It’s a look that says confidence before the first whistle even blows
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Kicking off the collection is the standout pre-match shirt, a spray-paint masterpiece that looks like Banksy traded stencils for sportswear. Blending red, purple, blue, and black in a graffiti-style swirl, this shirt will be worn during warmups ahead of Euro 2025 matches—and honestly, it might deserve its own gallery showing.
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The training gear doesn’t stop there. A vibrant purple training top brings high energy, featuring sleek black details that add just enough edge.
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If subtle swagger is more your style, there’s a reverse version too: an all-black top with sharp purple accents and badges that pop, also available in hoodie form.
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Rounding out the collection are a trio of jackets that cover all bases. There’s a clean, classic white number with red and blue touches—very "St. George meets high performance.
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Then there’s a nostalgic blue jacket with crisp white details, channelling retro vibes from the glory days of the 90s and early 2000s.
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And to finish things off? A graffiti-inspired jacket blooming with red, purple, and blue roses—bold, poetic, and the perfect final flourish to this vibrant collection.
All Pieces are available now at Nike.com.
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