All the jerseys that we did not see at Euro2024

Euro2024 has come to an end, with Spain as the winner and England defeated, and we have seen the teams wearing the jerseys presented by various technical sponsors at the beginning of the competition. Almost all of them, at least. In fact, for various reasons, not all teams were able to wear both the Home and Away versions, leaving them in the locker room and giving sponsors one less opportunity to sell a certain model. So let's give the stage to these jerseys that were unable to participate in the European Championship on the pitch.

England Away - Nike

We have often told the story of how England has used the white Home jersey for 19 consecutive matches in official competitions, a quite incredible fact that has made the various Away jerseys made in recent years invisible. The version for Euro2024 was in a plum color with mustard details, with a crew neck collar and patterned details on the sides of the sleeves. Unfortunately, no one was able to see it on Bellingham and his teammates.

Croatia Away - Nike

Croatia's journey at Euro2024 ended sooner than expected, stopped by Zaccagni's goal in injury time. Perhaps that's also why Luka Modric's team only wore the Home version with the usual large white and red checks, and not the Away jersey in two different shades of blue.

Scotland Away - adidas 

Even Scotland was unable to advance past the group stage, and their light blue Away jersey with purple details was highly appreciated but never worn in any of the three matches against Hungary, Germany, and Switzerland.

Denmark Away - hummel

Denmark also did not impress at Euro2024, exiting in the round of 16 at the hands of the host team Germany, but the same cannot be said for the kits made by the Danish brand as always. It's a shame we didn't get to see the most beautiful of the two, in white with red details and a polo collar, worn on the German pitches.

Georgia Away - Macron

Surprise team Georgia, in their first European Championship, managed to advance past the group stage and will remember with great pride the kits made by Macron. Especially the Home version in white and the Third in red, while the black Away jersey was never used by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and his teammates.

Hungary Home - adidas

The Hungarian team led by Italian coach Marco Rossi performed well at Euro2024, narrowly missing out on advancing to the knockout stage. But unlike all the other teams, they were the only ones who never wore the red Home jersey, playing all three matches with the white Away version with red and green details.

Romania Away - Joma

Another surprise was Romania, who at times resembled the historic 1994 team and even made it to the round of 16. They did so by always playing in the classic yellow Home jersey and never with the red Away kit.

Albania Away - Macron 

Albania was certainly not one of the most prominent teams at Euro2024, and they played all three matches of the group stage with the red Home jersey, leaving the white Away version with the two-headed eagle in tone-on-tone at home.