Brazil's national team has unveiled a striking new away jersey for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, created in collaboration with Jordan brand. This marks Jordan's first foray into international football kit design, following their successful partnership with Paris Saint-Germain since 2018. The Seleção's latest design draws inspiration from the Amazonian poison dart frog.

Carlo Ancelotti's squad will debut this moody dark navy and black shirt at the tournament hosted across Canada, Mexico, and the United States. The design mimics the vivid blotchy markings of the poison dart frog, featuring high-contrast trim in custard yellow and turquoise. An updated version of Jordan's famous 'elephant print' pattern decorates the jersey.

Inside the collar, the phrase 'Vai Brasil' adds national pride, while five stars above the CBF crest celebrate Brazil's World Cup dominance. Stars like Vinícius Júnior, Marquinhos, and Chelsea's Estêvão modeled the kit. The design represents a significant upgrade from last year's leaked bright red concept, which Brazilian fans rejected due to their century-long tradition of blue alternate colors.