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This is the new Bulgaria 10/12 Home football shirt made by Puma, which will be available through the FSC Shop.

Bulgaria will wear this new home shirt in the UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying campaign against England. Switzerland, Wales, Montenegro.

This is the new Italy 10/12 Home football Kit made by Puma, which will be worn at the World Cup 2010 in South Africa.

The new Italy 2010 home kit is now available through the FSC Shop.

Nike unveiled the new World Cup 2010 national team kits with several footballers at a global media event at Battersea Power Station in London.

Here's the video of the event. More video's at our YouTube channel

This is the new Turkey National Team 10/12 Away football shirt made by Nike.

The jersey’s new double knit structure not only gives it a sleeker appearance, while offering 10 percent more stretch than the last Nike national team kit jerseys , but also boasts a new dynamic fit  cut to follow the natural contours of the body while still allowing for maximum airflow and movement.

The new Turkey Away shirt is available through the FSC Shop

This is the new Poland National Team 10/12 Away football shirt made by Nike.

The jersey’s new double knit structure not only gives it a sleeker appearance, while offering 10 percent more stretch than the last Nike national team kit jerseys , but also boasts a new dynamic fit  cut to follow the natural contours of the body while still allowing for maximum airflow and movement.

The new Poland 2010-2012 Away shirt is available through the FSC Shop

St Patrick's Athletic have today announced that Nissan will become the club's new main sponsor and the company's name will feature on the front of the players' jerseys for the 2010 season.

"Nissan has been at the forefront of Irish Motoring for over 30 years and we are honoured to have the support of such a high profile brand, especially in these difficult times", said Saints' Commercial Manager Phil Nolan.

Commenting on the partnership Paul O'Sullivan, Marketing Director Nissan Ireland said, "Nissan has always had a close association with St Patrick's Athletic and we are delighted now to become the club's main sponsor.

Ipswich Town have unveiled an all black away kit for next season, with skipper Jon Walters and the players backing the new look.

The kit is black with white piping and mesh inserts and was selected by Town boss Roy Keane and the first-team squad as the look for 2010/11.

Jon is already a fan and said: "I've always thought black looks good for an away shirt. The players like it and I'm sure the fans will as well."

Town's Retail Manager, Elaine Hull, added: "The last black shirt proved to be the most popular away shirt we've ever produced."

Nike unveiled the new Brazil 10/12 home kit which is designed for increased performance with lower environmental impact. 8 plastic bottles are used to produce one jersey in the new Nike kit, which  will be available through the FSC Shop

To make the 2010 national team kits, Nike’s fabric suppliers sourced discarded plastic bottles from Japanese and Taiwanese landfill sites and then melted them down to produce new yarn that was ultimately converted to fabric for the jerseys.

Many of the world's leading players, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Robinho and Ji-Sung Park will take to the pitch in South Africa this summer wearing the most environmentally-friendly and technologically-advanced kit in football's history.

For the first time, all of Nike’s national teams, including Brazil, Portugal and The Netherlands, will be wearing jerseys made entirely from recycled polyester, each one produced from up to eight recycled plastic bottles. Nike unveiled the new national team kits with several footballers at a global media event at Battersea Power Station in London.

“This summer in South Africa Nike will give footballers an edge by providing the newest and most innovative product for the game’s greatest players,” said Charlie Denson, President, Nike Brand. “With today’s announcement, we are equipping athletes with newly designed uniforms that not only look great and deliver performance benefits, but are also made with recycled materials, creating less impact on our environment.”

To make the 2010 national team kits, Nike’s fabric suppliers sourced discarded plastic bottles from Japanese and Taiwanese landfill sites and then melted them down to produce new yarn that was ultimately converted to fabric for the jerseys.

Malmo FF unveiled the new 2010 Home Centenary football shirt made by Puma.

The shirt has the names of all players who represented Malmo FF over 100 years printed on the shirt to celebrate the occasion.

In total there are 652 * names of players who represented the club in at least one A -match over the last 100 years. The shirt is available as a limited edition in sizes S-XXXL in the MFF Shop from Friday morning, 10.00.