Morocco’s jerseys are making headlines during the 2026 World Cup. Several players from the Atlas Lions have seen their shirts tear during matches, reigniting criticism around Puma equipment, which was designed to be lighter and more high-performing.
The image quickly went viral on social media. During Morocco’s victory against Scotland in the 2026 World Cup, Neil El Aynaoui found himself with a torn jersey after a clash in the Scottish penalty area.
The new jersey of the Moroccan national team ranks among the most beautiful kits of the 2026 World Cup. An aesthetic distinction awarded during a complete ranking of the forty-eight teams competing in the tournament.
The sports equipment manufacturer Puma has unveiled the new jerseys for eleven national teams , including that of Morocco, during an unprecedented street event. This collection will dress nearly a quarter of the nations participating in the major competition this summer.
Olympique de Marseille has withdrawn the promotional video for its new “OM Africa” jersey. The reason: a map of Africa cutting Morocco off from its Sahara , sparking online outrage and an immediate withdrawal.
In Morocco, the German equipment manufacturer Puma is waging a relentless battle against illegal counterfeits ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN).
The new jerseys of the Atlas Lions in preparation for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) Morocco 2025 were unveiled on Monday at Rabat-Salé airport. They are the result of a collaboration between Puma, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, Royal Air Maroc and Planet Sport.
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Puma is under fire for the presentation of the jersey that the Atlas Lions will wear at the next World Cup, which will take place from November 20 to December 18, 2022 in Qatar.
The jerseys of the Atlas Lions for the 2022-2024 period made by Puma have leaked on social media. These jerseys are far from seducing Moroccan supporters who criticize the German company.
The equipment supplier of the Moroccan national football team, Puma, unveiled the new jerseys of the Atlas Lions on Monday, October 5. The players will wear them for the friendly matches they will play in a few days, against Senegal and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The equipment manufacturer Puma is actively preparing to make the new jerseys available to the African teams. Those of the Atlas Lions will be ready for September.