As the FIFA World Cup is conducted every four years, the Jersey designs keep on changing, rather keep on upgrading. However, what doesn\u2019t change is the enthusiasm of the fans. Just like the previous examples, the jerseys from the 2018 World Cup have not escaped the fans\u2019 minds. We have seen people ordering soccer jerseys of Germany, England, France, Croatia, etc., and that too of the same old design. It’s never going to be out of trend. Is it?<\/p>\n

Statistically speaking, the same will be the case with the 2022 World Cup and every other soccer event thereafter. So, it’s only fair to make our readers aware of what we think about the exotic designs out of the 32 home jerseys. After all, it\u2019s not just limited to sporting. It has its own share of entertainment and to a great extent similar to that of Hollywood.<\/p>\n

So, let’s explore a bit more into the top 8 jerseys. We have our own quarterfinals going on here.<\/p>\n

Rankings<\/p>\n

8. Brazil<\/h3>\n

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We couldn’t help but keep the brightest yellow colour from the 32 teams in the 8th position. It’s not just about brightness but also the way the intricate design seems so simple to the eye. Meanwhile, the fans are still ordering these jerseys in big chunks.<\/p>\n

\n7. Belgium<\/h3>\n

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The attractive red design by Adidas has a different magnetic field around it. Add this to the skills that players have shown in the world cup, and you will find a great dominance of this jersey. Overall, we like the red design with red and yellow diamonds, and the Belgian flag imprinted right in between.<\/p>\n

6. Iceland<\/h3>\n

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Iceland Jersey was also something worth watching even when the players weren’t wearing them. The bright blue and white, red and blue sprinkles over the shoulders and sleeves were unique, and we haven’t seen such a design ever.<\/p>\n

\n5. Australia<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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