I am loving this Adidas new World Cup uniform release craziness. It's lovely to see that they are making all uniforms very unique. Trend watch: uniforms are getting more tight... nice!!! Here are Spain, South Africa and Russia's new kits:

Spain new kit: nice, nice.

Russia new kit: awesome.

I love this time of year. Teams start showing off their new kits and the World Cup spirit starts entering our hearts! Here are the new uniforms for Germany, Japan and Mexico (Adidas is going strong on releasing the new kits huh?).

Germany's New Kit: well done.

Japan's New Kit: I want.

Now that Argentina has finally secured a spot in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, they can present the new uniform to be used next year. The new kit is very loyal to past Argentinian shirts and does a great job of keeping the pajama feel

Today Raymond Domenech presented France's new kit to be used at the World Cup in 2010. Not my favorite one to be honest. What do you think?

The Blog Memoria E. C. has a entertaining series that features fans that collect jerseys of their clubs> There's a lot of nice material.

The collector of Santos (click here to see pictures) has about 170 jerseys 155 used by the players.
Highlight: Jerseys signed by Pele and the powerful sqaud from the 60's.

Here's is the new uniform Germany will use in South Africa World Cup in 2010. Quite nice.

Corinthians debuted its third jersey in the match against Barueri. Take a look:

Blog do Paulinho published a picture of what is supposed to be the new third jersey of Palmeiras by Adidas. The jersey is blue and makes reference to when Palmeiras was called "Palestra Italia".

The bass player from the UK rock band Muse appeared in a picture wearing a jersey of Fluminense, as he worked on the band's next album named "The Resistance". The jersey was given to him by a Brazilian fan last year, when Muse played in Brazil.

However, this is not the first bass player of a British band to wear a jersey of a Brazilian club.

New Manchester United away kit. Like it or hate it? Get it here (for the record, this is not sponsored)

I understand this is very relevant news... so I could not resist! David Beckham loves Italy... and tiny speedos.

image: via globo.com

Cristiano Ronaldo will wear the same short worn by Ronaldo and Di Stéfano.

Flamengo finally got rid of Nike. The new sponsor? Olympikus, a Brazilian brand who is debuting in the football world. The result? Not that good.

More here

Today was Kaká's official introduction at the Santiago Bernabéu. In front of around 40 thousand fans, the Brazilian took the stage to show the new #8 shirt. Gago, the old #8, will now wear #5.

Not really the most manly of summer outfits I should say. A bit odd indeed but whatever floats your boat, Ferdinand.