PUMA today unveiled a special kit for the Uruguayan national football team, to be worn by ‘La Celeste’ during the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup in Brazil this summer. The design pays tribute to the legendary Uruguayan team that triumphed at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris, beating Switzerland in the final to win Gold. In this pre-World Cup era, an Olympic Gold medal was the most cherished prize in world football.

Watch out, world. Gli Azzurri are suited up in their latest kit, made for this summer's competition in Brasil. It’s a bolder evolution of past shirts: fluorescent blue piping and colored cuffs provide a fresh take on the team’s signature hue as well as the national flag of Italy. The shirt will unify the team (and its fans) as they prepare for their 5th star pursuit the following year.

As they look forward to the resumption of their vital 2014 qualification fixtures, the Republic Of Ireland have unveiled their new black away shirt. Inspired by the influx of new young players into the squad, the new Eire shirt celebrates 'a new dawn' for the national team and their aspirations. Currently third in a tight qualification group, the Republic face a double header against Sweden and Austria later this month that will have a significant bearing on their chances of making it to Brazil next summer.

Brazil and Italy are two of the world's leading football powers who have memorably met on the pitch on many occasions, but they come together in a more unusual way thanks to one small club. Clube Atlético Juventus are a small team based in a neighbourhood of Sao Paulo called Mooca, and were formed by Italian workers in the area in 1924. The Italian Juventus was the obvious inspiration for the club's name, but the team's colours were taken from another Italian club. Pele once stated that the most beautiful goal of his career was scored against Juventus, an event which is marked by a plaque at the club's ground.

Innovation, performance and elegance have become key features of the French Football Federation uniforms since Nike began its partnership with the national team. The new French away kit for 2013 is no exception; an eye-catching pale blue silhouette with tricolore detail.

Brazil’s new away kit is a stylish, authentic representation of the country’s ability to not only dazzle the football world but also compete within it. While the traditional yellow home jersey reflects the beauty of Brazilian football, the new away kit reminds us the team is always ready to battle for victory.

Against the spectacular backdrop of Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana beach, Nike and Brazil star Neymar today unveiled the new Brazil home kit for 2013. The most storied national team kit in football was launched as a part of "Batalha das Quadras" (“Battle of the Court”), a competition for young players to play small-sided football on a variety of surfaces to sharpen their skills and celebrate the game. The new kit will be worn for the first time against England on February 6.

Fluminense football club, the past 2012 Campeonato Brasilerio Serie A champions, presented its new home soccer jersey for the 2013 season made by Adidas.

Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas, also known a Botafogo and familiarly as Estrela Solitaria, presented its new home soccer jersey for the 2013 season made by the Brazilian sportswear clothing company Rota do Mar.

Santa Cruz Futebol Clube, or simply Santa Cruz is a Brazilian soccer club in Recife, Pernambuco. The club which is currently playing in the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie C (Third division), presented its new home and away soccer jersey for the 2013 season made by Penalty.

Esporte Clube Juventude, also known as Juventude, is a Brazilian soccer club located in Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul. The team which is currently playing in the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie B, presented its new home, away and third 100th anniversary soccer jerseys for the 2012/13 season made by the Brazilian sportswear company Dresch Sport.

The name and design of the official match ball for the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 was unveiled today at the Final Draw show. Three symbols of Brazilian culture; Carnival, Football, and Samba have been combined to create the adidas Cafusa.

The Spain national football team (FIFA ranking 1) currently European and World Cup champions presented its new home soccer jersey to be worn in the next friendly matches, and the FIFA 2013 Cup Confederations.

Cruzeiro Esporte Club,a Brazilian soccer team, and one of the only three clubs to have participated in every edition of the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A, presented its new third soccer jerseys for the 2012/13 season made by Olympikus.

Gremio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense, presented a new line of special edition shirts made by Topper. The new kits were inspired by “the immortal spirit” of their soccer players.