"2006 saw Adidas take a step back to the 1970s the last time Germany had hosted the World Cup with a thick, continental typeface and lovely curves, following Euro 2004's sharp futurism. This was the Teamgeist template, with that infinity'-esque shape all over the national team kits, and Argentina had two of the finest in the entire tournament. The Albaceleste were arguably the best team in the competition, too, flying in the group stage before they were stunned by a young, exciting German side who beat them on pens (been there, guys)."
"20 years on and these shirts look as beautiful as they ever did, reimagined to the finest detail and that includes just the two stars hovering over the badge, since Messi added the third in 2022. These tops are only available with Messi on the back apologies if you were a massive fan of Gabriel Heinze or Fabricio Coloccini and yes, that means the squad number is 19 since Juan Roman Riquelme took the 10 that tournament. The Team Mode collection contains a remake of the home, away, the track jacket and the"
Adidas has released remakes of Lionel Messi's Argentina 2006 home and away shirts, plus a track jacket and a Team Mode collection. The designs use the Teamgeist template with a 1970s-inspired thick continental typeface and sweeping, infinity-like shapes across the kits. The shirts retain only the two stars above the badge that reflected Argentina's status in 2006, despite Messi earning a third star in 2022. All tops in the drop are sold only with Messi on the back and carry his 2006 squad number, 19, because Juan Roman Riquelme wore number 10 that tournament.
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