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England
England holds one of the richest histories in world football, defined by both glory and heartbreak. Their crowning moment came in 1966, when they lifted the World Cup on home soil at Wembley, a triumph still etched into the national psyche. In recent years, England have come agonisingly close to repeating that success, reaching the final of Euro 2020 and 2024, showcasing a new golden generation. With stars like Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Bukayo Saka leading the charge, England have blended youthful talent with experienced leadership.
Backed by a passionate fanbase and a bold new identity under Thomas Tuchel, the Three Lions charge toward the 2026 World Cup, determined to finally bring football home.
Shop Now2010-11 England Away
A true classic worn by The Three Lions during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, the 2010 England away shirt blended tradition with modern craftsmanship. Part of Umbro’s acclaimed Tailored by Umbro range, the shirt featured a bold, deep red design with a minimalist aesthetic and subtle shoulder detailing and a distinctive white cuff around the sleeves. A nod to England’s iconic 1966 kit.
Worn by the likes of Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, and John Terry, the shirt was at the heart of a challenging campaign that saw England reach the Round of 16 before being knocked out by Germany. Though the tournament brought frustration, the shirt remains a standout for its clean, heritage-inspired look, a symbol of English pride and sharp design on the world’s biggest stage.
Shop NowDavid Beckham
David Beckham is one of the most iconic players to ever wear the Three Lions shirt. A leader, set-piece specialist, and global superstar who defined an era of English football. Earning 115 caps and scoring 17 goals for his country, Beckham’s England career was full of drama, redemption, and unforgettable moments. From his infamous red card in 1998 to his heroic last-minute free-kick against Greece in 2001 that sent England to the World Cup, Beckham’s international journey was as emotional as it was electrifying.
He captained England from 2000 to 2006, leading by example with passion, precision, and pride. Whether curling in a trademark free-kick or driving the team forward, Beckham wore the shirt with unmatched style and determination, a true legend who left everything on the pitch for his country.
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