1966
England
1966
Portuguese FAThird place
Deep red cotton shirt with a simple crest — the shirt of Eusébio.
Eusébio's nine goals carried Portugal to third place on their World Cup debut. Still one of the greatest individual tournament performances.
2002
South Korea/Japan
2002
NikeGroup stage
Classic Nike Portugal red home with a green shoulder trim and a modern v-collar.
The golden generation — Figo, Rui Costa, Nuno Gomes — somehow crashed out at the group stage, a massive shock after reaching the semis at Euro 2000.
2006
Germany
2006
NikeFourth place
Red home with green trim and a sharper modern cut. Worn by a young Cristiano Ronaldo for his first World Cup.
Portugal reached fourth place and Ronaldo famously winked after winning a penalty that sent Wayne Rooney off in the quarters.
2018
Russia
2018
NikeRound of 16
Deeper, more textured red home with gold detailing to mark the reigning European champions status.
Ronaldo scored a hat-trick against Spain on matchday one — one of the great individual group-stage performances. Portugal went out to Uruguay in the round of 16.
2022
Qatar
2022
NikeQuarter-finals
Clean deep-red home with sharper green trim and a modern template.
Portugal thrashed Switzerland 6-1 in the round of 16 with a Gonçalo Ramos hat-trick in Ronaldo's World Cup substitute era. They lost to Morocco in the quarters.
2026
USA/Mexico/Canada
2026
NikeCurrent kit
Current-cycle Portugal home shirt for the 2026 cycle.
The archive continues on the live 2026 Portugal team page.
Frequently asked questions
Have Portugal ever won the World Cup?
No. Portugal have never won the World Cup. Their best finish was third in 1966 in England, and fourth in 2006 in Germany. They did win Euro 2016.
Who makes Portugal's kit?
Nike have made the Portugal national team kit since 1997.
Why is the Portugal home shirt red and green?
Red and green are the colours of the Portuguese national flag, adopted after the 1910 revolution. Red represents the blood of those who fought for Portugal; green represents hope.
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