The best-selling World Cup jerseys

Let’s start with the classic one we all suspected – none other than the Spanish national team’s away kit. Personally, it’s our favourite from this World Cup, and we are not at all surprised that it’s even sold out depending on when you try to buy it. It’s a hit. On a technical level, adidas has also used the very best of the best, with technology that helps the jersey stay lightweight and keeps us cool and dry at all times.

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The collar, the number detailing on the front, the sleeve cuffs and the weave against the white background – it’s a real treat in every respect.

Next up, of course – and given that we’re talking about Spain – is the red one, the national team’s home kit, a design that never disappoints and which, naturally, is always a crowd-puller. It features the same technology as the previous one, with equally spectacular finishes, though these take a back seat given just how spectacular the away kit has been.

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Let’s now move on to one that we personally weren't expecting: France’s away kit. The white colour looks great, and the truth is that beneath this jersey lies a title contender.

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In terms of technology, Nike has brought us a jersey packed with technology to wick away sweat and regulate body temperature – features that really stand out in this jersey . A top-class technical kit.

Moving on to Portugal’s home kit: with the team’s prospects looking bright and this possibly being CR7’s last World Cup, this jersey is sure to be a hit.

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On the technical side, Puma has once again provided us with a fabric that is both highly stretchy and flexible, as well as lightweight and breathable – a combination that results in this outfit in classic colours that never disappoint.

Now let's move on to the first South American kit, and it's none other than Brazil's jersey – a redesign by Nike with a slightly classic touch that makes this combination a real hit. The green accents on the collar and down the sides give us this classic yet modern kit, which is as popular as ever.

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And now we come to Argentina; although the away is very eye-catching, it’s the home one that features in this best-sellers list. The Albiceleste never disappoints.

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Leo's number 10 brings back this classic design, featuring sky-blue lines in a gradient effect with that flag-style touch, which is personally one of our favourites.

Next up is one of our favourites: the Germany kit, one of the latest designs from the brand with the three stripes. It’s absolutely brilliant from a nostalgic point of view and takes us back to that retro style we love so much.

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The 90s-inspired design of this jersey is a real hit and takes us back to one of the German national team’s finest eras in football. It’s one of my personal favourites.

Another one that’s proving very popular is the England kit; it seems that Harry Kane and his teammates are a huge draw in this home kit, which features a white base with accents on the sleeves and collar.

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Also, always among the favourites: the Colombia kit, which really catches the eye with its patterns and gives us a lovely glimpse of the Colombian team. The splashes of colour on the collar add that special touch to this slightly more classic design.

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And we finish with the Croatian kit, which is always a favourite and, with its new design, once again strikes a chord with fans. It reminds me a little of the 1998 kit, with its more prominent white dot, although this time it’s in the centre.

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However, we've got a bonus track, as it’s also selling really well – it’s the one from Italy. Even though they’re not taking part in the World Cup, we’re really loving the semi-retro look they’re bringing us.

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