2010 Season Mexico Home Retro Kit

At the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, the Mexican national team took to the field wearing this home kit. They drew 1-1 with host nation South Africa in their opening group stage match, defeated France 2-0 in their second game, and lost 0-1 to Uruguay in their final group match, advancing as group runners-up. Their World Cup journey ended in the Round of 16 with a 1-3 defeat to Argentina. Legendary 37-year-old striker Blanco scored four goals, showcasing veteran prowess, while young striker Hernández began to shine. Captain Márquez led the defense with solid performances, and the team's impressive displays in both attack and defense became memorable moments of the tournament. Crafted by Adidas, the jersey maintains the iconic dark green base. Its clean crew neck features the classic three-stripe shoulder design, while the embroidered national team crest on the chest exudes elegance. Red and white accents echo the national flag, and the sharp design recreates the retro aesthetic of the early 2010s, blending national identity with modern aesthetics. For fans, this jersey stands as a testament to Mexico's World Cup breakthrough and generational transition. It encapsulates Blanco's legendary farewell and the rise of new stars. Its classic retro design aligns with current collectible trends, serving as a precious tribute to Mexico's transitional era in football.