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Here are the first pictures of what seems to be the new Holland 12/14 away football shirt which will be used during EURO 2012.

As we announched earlier, the new EURO 2012 away shirt is black. On the inside of the shirt the words "nieuwe Meesters" which means "new Masters"

Here are the first pictures of what seems to be the new United States 2012-2014 home football shirt made by Nike.

These are leaked pictures, so we have to wait for the official launch to be sure.

This seems to be the design for the new UEFA EURO 2012 match ball which will be officially unveiled on December 3.

“We will certainly make the ball (fly) faster and hopefully, we’ll see a lot of goals being scored at next year’s tournament in Poland and Ukraine,” Herbert Hainer told Reuters at a media briefing in Moscow last month.

The new Euro 2012 ball will undergo a “revolutionary development” compared to the famous Jabulani ball, which gave goalkeepers so much trouble at last year’s World Cup.

We showed you a leaked picture a few weeks ago, but now the new Italy home football shirt has been officially launched, and is available here.

The latest Italy Home Shirt is a limited edition that boasts 4 stars, an official FIGC badge, and vintage styling. The slim fit shirt has a 3D graphic embossed print with a welded patch pocket and the 4-way stretch underarm panel, cuffs, and back mesh enhance freedom of movement, fashioned after on-pitch player jerseys. The flat knit rib collar with contrast tipping and tonal bottomless placket add a bit of retro styling to this modern, fast-forward design.

This is the new Burkina Faso 12/13 home football shirt made by Puma which will be available here.

Puma invited African artists from the Creative African Network (CAN) – Puma's platform connecting and promoting artists from and in Africa to design the graphic which would appear on the new shirts of their national team. All of the artists took inspiration from their own country, culture and traditions and created something truly unique. Something much more than just a graphic.

This is the new Togo 12/13 home football shirt made by Puma which will be available here.

Puma invited African artists from the Creative African Network (CAN) – Puma's platform connecting and promoting artists from and in Africa to design the graphic which would appear on the new shirts of their national team. All of the artists took inspiration from their own country, culture and traditions and created something truly unique. Something much more than just a graphic.

This is the new Namibia 12/13 home football shirt made by Puma which will be available here.

Puma invited African artists from the Creative African Network (CAN) – Puma's platform connecting and promoting artists from and in Africa to design the graphic which would appear on the new shirts of their national team. All of the artists took inspiration from their own country, culture and traditions and created something truly unique. Something much more than just a graphic.

This is the new South Africa 12/13 home football shirt made by Puma which will be available here.

Puma invited African artists from the Creative African Network (CAN) – Puma's platform connecting and promoting artists from and in Africa to design the graphic which would appear on the new shirts of their national team. All of the artists took inspiration from their own country, culture and traditions and created something truly unique. Something much more than just a graphic.

This is the new Algeria 12/13 home football shirt made by Puma which will be available here.

Puma invited African artists from the Creative African Network (CAN) – Puma's platform connecting and promoting artists from and in Africa to design the graphic which would appear on the new shirts of their national team. All of the artists took inspiration from their own country, culture and traditions and created something truly unique. Something much more than just a graphic.

The result is that for the first time in football, the Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Algeria, Namibia, Senegal, Togo, Gabon, Burkina Faso and South Africa kits have been designed by a local artist. The new kits fuse the worlds of sport, art and culture by identifying their shared values and communities.

This is the new Ivory Coast 2012 home football shirt made by Puma which will be available here.

Puma invited African artists from the Creative African Network (CAN) – Puma's platform connecting and promoting artists from and in Africa to design the graphic which would appear on the new shirts of their national team. All of the artists took inspiration from their own country, culture and traditions and created something truly unique. Something much more than just a graphic.

The result is that for the first time in football, the Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Algeria, Namibia, Senegal, Togo, Gabon, Burkina Faso and South Africa kits have been designed by a local artist. The new kits fuse the worlds of sport, art and culture by identifying their shared values and communities.