Germany's soccer federation is redesigning its national team's Adidas jerseys after claims that the kits' No. 44 numbering looked similar to a Nazi symbol. The German soccer federation (DFB ...

The German Football Association (DFB) said on Monday that it would change the design of the number four on its national team’s jerseys after its font drew comparisons to the symbol of a ...

If it were a different national team, the jerseys might have raised few eyebrows at this summer’s European Football Championship. But a soccer jersey with numbers resembling Nazi SS bolts on a ...

In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, last Friday, König included screenshots of Germany’s national team jersey, which is sold by the company, with the number “44” and said it was ...

The team debuted the shirts in a friendly game against France on March 23, and they are set to be worn at the 2024 UEFA European Championship, hosted by Germany in June.

The design for the number four on Germany's national team shirts will be changed over concerns that the number "44" resembled the symbol used by Nazi "SS" units, the German Football Association ...

Athletic apparel manufacturer Adidas and the German Football Federation (DFB) have blocked the sale of Germany national team jerseys with the number 44 in response to criticism of the design ...

A decade of poor football played since the team’s 2014 World Cup victory in Brazil has, however, seen support in Germany for the DFB and the team more broadly suffer.

Germany Jersey, Adidas Stops Sale of Number 44 Jersey Adidas has banned football fans from customizing the German national team jersey with the number 44 due to its similarity to the symbol used ...

German soccer leadership has announced that they will redesign the No. 4 on the country's national team jerseys following claims that it resembles the logo of the Nazi paramilitary units that were ...

The team debuted the shirts in a friendly game against France on March 23, and they are set to be worn at the 2024 UEFA European Championship, hosted by Germany in June.