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Last updated: June 2026
African football has never been stronger, and the 2026 World Cup features a record nine African nations. From Morocco’s historic 2022 semi-final run to debutants Cape Verde, African teams are making their mark on the world’s biggest stage. Here is your guide to the African nations and their kits.
The expanded 48-team format gave Africa nine qualification spots, more than ever before. Senegal, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, South Africa, Ivory Coast, Ghana, and debutants Cape Verde and DR Congo all carry the continent’s hopes in 2026.
Morocco stunned the world by reaching the semi-finals in 2022, the first African nation ever to do so. Their striking red kit has become one of the most popular jerseys in football. The Atlas Lions arrive in 2026 as serious contenders. Shop the Morocco kit in our national team collection.
Senegal, with their green and white, are African champions and consistent performers. Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Ivory Coast, and Ghana all have proud World Cup histories and passionate fanbases. Each brings distinctive kits and a rich footballing tradition.
Cape Verde, the Blue Sharks, reached their first ever World Cup, an extraordinary achievement for a nation of just over half a million people. DR Congo returned after 52 years. These debut kits are collector items in the making. Read our debutants guide.
African national team kits often feature bold colours and designs inspired by national flags and culture. They are among the most distinctive and vibrant in the tournament, popular with fans worldwide who appreciate their style and the stories behind them.
With nine teams in 2026 and growing investment across the continent, African football’s influence keeps rising. Each strong World Cup performance inspires the next generation. The 2026 tournament could be a breakthrough moment for African football on the global stage.
Shop kits from all African World Cup teams in our 2026 World Cup national team collection.
African football is famous for its colour, passion, and flair. Matches are celebrations, with drumming, dancing, and vibrant fan displays. This energy carries to the World Cup, where African supporters bring some of the most joyful atmospheres in the tournament. Their kits reflect that same vibrancy.
Watch Morocco’s Achraf Hakimi, Egypt’s Mohamed Salah, and Senegal’s talented squad. These world-class players, many starring for Europe’s biggest clubs, carry the hopes of a continent. Their performances could define the 2026 tournament and inspire millions back home.
A record nine African nations qualified for the 2026 World Cup, thanks to the expanded 48-team format: Senegal, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, South Africa, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Cape Verde, and DR Congo.
Morocco reached the semi-finals in 2022, the first African nation ever to do so.
Cape Verde made their first ever World Cup appearance, while DR Congo returned after a 52-year absence.