Adidas are still the manufacturers for the Spain National team and on this photo their logo is in the centre of the chest in gold and the stripes on the shoulders are in red and yellow. The base colour for the Spain away shirt is dark navy with red and yellow detailing on the collar.

Let us know what you think of the pictures of the New Spain away shirt and if you think this will be the design when the shirt is officially launched.

The new Spain home kit is sure to be one for the most popular football shirts sold next year with Spain set to be one of the favourites to win the tournament combined with the number of top quality players in the team who fans will be getting printed on their shirts.

There is more pressure on Spain at this World Cup that there has been for most. Spain are always expected to do well but never seem to really perform in bug tournaments, however winning Euro 2008 has not only shown that they are the best in Europe but that they can go all the way, which is what will be expected of them this time too.

The build up to the World Cup has already started and the football shirt manufacturers are already preparing for the tournament with the new Spain shirt set for release on the 14th of November, but we have managed to get a leaked picture of what is believed to be the new Adidas Spain home World Cup shirt.

The new Spain World Cup shirt is the countries traditional red colour with the Adidas badge and stripes on the sleeves in yellow. The collar and sleeves both have blue touches on the end with the complimentary shorts also said to be blue.

There is no confirmation as of yet if this is definetly the new Spain World Cup home shirt but let us know what yoy think of the desiogn and how you would change it if you could in the comments box below.

The new Spain home kit is sure to be a hit amongst the supporters, not least because this is the kit of the current European champions and current number one team in the world.  Over the last few years Spain have been playing some excellent quick flowing passing football and they have gained many admirers from all corners of the globe.  They were clearly the best team in Euro 2008 and they have carried on in a similar fashion in the Confederations Cup this year.  Previous to their success in 2008 they seemed to be constant underachievers who always seemed to look great in qualifying but when it came to the tournament itself they would often let themselves down. 

However with the current group of players including great names like Puyol, Fabregas, Xavi, Iniesta, Villa and Torres it is hard to believe they will not be there or thereabouts in the World Cup next summer.  If I had to choose who’s name I’d go for on the back of the shirt it would have to be Fabregas as I am an Arsenal fan but without my Arsenal hat on it would probably be Torres as he is such an inspirational player, always giving one hundred percent, often with outstanding results, as proven in his goals to games ratio at international and club level.

Steve Aitken