The new Wales kit, which will be worn at this winter's World Cup, has seemingly been leaked by Welsh DJ Jamie Jones at Creamfields music festival.
Jones, who was performing a set at the event, sported the alleged new home shirt and posted a picture of himself on Instagram. The top is rumoured to be the one Gareth Bale and Co will be wearing at the competition in Qatar.
Wales have not featured at a World Cup for 64 years and it is only right they look the part for such an occasion.
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The adidas strip sticks to the familiar template we have seen from other jerseys from the brand, with the three white stripes adorning the shoulders. The red dragon badge is located on the left breast, while adidas' logo is on the opposite side of the chest.
The collar, which always divides opinion, is rounded with a white trim. The shirt is officially launched on September 21.
Wales will face the USA, Iran and England in the group stage of the competition in the Middle East, with the tournament kicking off in late November.
They kick-start their campaign against the Americans on November 21 before facing Iran four days later. They then take on England on November 29 in what will be their final fixture of the group stage.
Manager Rob Page is set to sign a four-year deal ahead of the competition.
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