England’s potential kits for the 2026 World Cup have been leaked online, offering a glimpse of what the national team might don in Canada, Mexico, and the United States next summer.

As Thomas Tuchel’s team edges closer to securing their spot in the tournament, which kicks off on June 11, designs shared by Opaleak and Footy Headlines have given fans an early preview of the attire the Three Lions could be showcasing on the world stage.

The home kit embraces a traditional white foundation, accentuated by red details and navy trimming around the collar and sleeves. A striking feature is the detailed jacquard pattern that adorns the chest and torso, showcasing lions and stars, with the message “Happy and Glorious” proudly featured on the inside of the collar.

For the away strip, England return to a familiar red after sporting a navy-purple look at Euro 2024. The design includes a white Nike swoosh, white-trimmed shoulders, and a matching England crest. It marks the fifth time since Nike took over in 2013 that England’s away kit has gone red.

Though not yet officially unveiled, the designs are already generating excitement – and with anticipation for Tuchel’s first World Cup at an all-time high, the shirts are certain to fly off shelves once released.