Want to see the best Nike football kits 2022? You've come to the right place.
The American manufacturer are one of the biggest names in football, supplying the likes of Barcelona and PSG overseas, Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham in the Premier League and the small matter of the England national side. Premier League kits, European Kits, Women's Euros 2022 kits and World Cup shirts are all beginning to drop – and Nike have their finger in each of those pies.
And that's without touching on retro shirts. Adidas shirts and Puma shirts are getting releases, too – but since there's a lot of history behind the Swoosh, the following jerseys have just been added to a historic collection…
Best Nike football kits 2022: Every shirt you need to buy this summer
Atletico Madrid
Atletico Madrid home shirt 2022/23
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Inspired by the Manzanares river, which runs near the old ground, Vicente Calderon, Atletico Madrid have gone for a wavier stripe this time around.
There's no sponsor yet – though the women's kits are adorned with the Herbalife logo.
The stripes are different! Barça add a navy blue to the blaugrana with this release, while there's a new sponsor in Spotify. This release has gone down extremely well online, while the gold is said to be referencing 30 years since the Olympic Games rocked up in the Catalan capital.
Barcelona are celebrating 30 years since the Olympic Games rolled into town with their away shirt this season. The gold base – gold for medals, duh – has the city etched in a pattern over it. Look closely enough and you'll see the Olympic ring colours on the sleeves, too. Beautiful.
Now this is sublime. A beautiful orange top with black trim, Nike have followed up on last season's beautiful aquamarine with something just as eye-catching. We're massive fans.
Said to be inspired by legendary manager Ted Drake, the new Blues shirt is a plainer effort than last season's Mod-like jersey but features a bright white/sky blue collar. The outline of the lion in the badge – which Drake made the west Londoners' icon – is prominent in that striking collar.
Inspired by diamonds, the England women's home shirt is simplistic but flash, with a pearlescent badge and a subtle all-over graphic. This is the top that the Lionesses are hoping football comes home in.
A brighter shade of red than the England away shirt has ever been before. The Lionesses are breaking new ground and for the watershed year of 2022, this new away kit is truly unique in the history of English football.
It's absolutely glorious, isn't it? The French have gone with a loud pattern for their home shirt that looks fantastic close up, while the colours are a lot brighter than recent Nike shirts. We love it.
The Euro 2022 for Les Bleus pairs a clean white with a beautiful rose gold for something truly stunning. This is going to make a big statement when France arrive on our shores this summer.
A darker shirt for a new season. Liverpool wore their 2022/23 jackets for the Champions League final but this new top has been kept under wraps for next season. It's minimal, it's lush and it's going to be a fan favourite.
And now for something completely different. Liverpool's change strip is said to be influenced by the music scene on Merseyside, combining a white base with a psychedelic pattern.
There are elements of black, too, just like a traditional white away shirt for the Reds, with a clear back for the numbers.
Just because you know what you're getting from the Dutch, it doesn't make the results any less special. Still the nicest orange shirt in the history of football – sorry, Blackpool – the Netherlands women team are going to be wearing a traditional shade at the Euros, with the men set for a more yellowy effort in Qatar this winter.
That's right: it's inspired by De Stijl. We can't believe that the Netherlands haven't gone with a Mondrian-inspired top before but we're in awe of it. We're just hoping that they pay tribute to Vincent van Gogh somehow for the World Cup later this year…
The Hechter stripe is back for PSG – but… it doesn't quite look right? That's because Nike have reversed the red and white on this one. This one is dividing opinion, alright.
The new Tottenham Hotspur home shirt is another simplistic effort, with little fanfare. It has volt yellow in the collar though and a subtle yet intricate pattern interwoven.
Some will love how minimal and bold this one is – others will say it looks too much like a wetsuit. Spurs' new away shirt is textbook Nike: purple and black are married together with touches of bright Volt yellow, as the Lilywhites prepare for the Champions League in style.
Mark White has been at on FourFourTwo since joining in January 2020, first as a staff writer before becoming content editor in 2023. An encyclopedia of football shirts and boots knowledge – both past and present – Mark has also represented FFT at both FA Cup and League Cup finals (though didn't receive a winners' medal on either occasion) and has written pieces for the mag ranging on subjects from Bobby Robson's season at Barcelona to Robinho's career. He has written cover features for the mag on Mikel Arteta and Martin Odegaard, and is assisted by his cat, Rosie, who has interned for the brand since lockdown.
