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Slovak national football team unveils new kits ahead of Nations League opener
The Slovak national football team is preparing for its Nations League C-division campaign, starting with a match against Moldova. Under coach Vladimír Weiss st., the team aims to win their group to secure promotion to the B-division.
Ahead of the competition, the Slovak Football Association (SFZ) unveiled a new kit collection designed by the agency LOVE THEM WORKS. The design incorporates traditional elements, such as falcon heads, and aims to bridge the gap between football and streetwear fashion. The unveiling took place in Bratislava with several former European champions in attendance.
The upcoming match will be a historic event as it marks the A-team's first competitive appearance in Prešov. The match will be held at the Futbol Tatran Aréna, which recently received UEFA approval for international competitive matches following necessary upgrades to media and commentary facilities.
While the squad features key players like Milan Škriniar, Dávid Hancko, and Stanislav Lobotka, the team faces challenges in the attacking department due to limited playing time for several forwards and the absence of Matúš Bero, who is sidelined with a foot fracture.
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Milan Škriniar · Prešov · Slovak Football Association · UEFA · Vladimír Weiss st.
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Matúš Bero has been ruled out of the squad due to a fatigue fracture in his foot. www.pravda.sk
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Slovak national football team has introduced a new kit collection designed by LOVE THEM WORKS. www.denniksport.sk
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The new kit design aims to connect football with streetwear trends. www.denniksport.sk
- [○ 1 SOURCE] UEFA approved the Futbol Tatran Aréna in Prešov for use in Nations League competitive matches.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Captain Milan Škriniar has returned to the national team following health issues. www.pravda.sk
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Slovak national team's goal in the Nations League C-division is to win the group and promote to the B-division. www.pravda.sk