Euro 2024: Kits England, Scotland and Wales will wear in Germany
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Players and fans around Europe are getting excited as there are less than 100 days before the Men's 2024 Euros kicks off in Germany, and now the kits teams will be wearing have been released, although there have also been complaints at how expensive the replica shirts are, with kids versions all costing over £50.
Wales will be sticking with their traditional red home jersey as worn here by winger Dan James. But the players still have some work to do before they can officially join the tournament.
Before he gets to wear this striking bright yellow and green away shirt at the tournament, Brennan Johnson and his teammates have to get Wales though the play-offs, which start with a match on 21 March against Finland.
For England it's more straightforward as they have already qualified. Captain Harry Kane won't have to travel to far to the tournament which takes place in Germany where his club team Bayern Munich play.
England have been drawn in Group C with Serbia, Slovenia and Denmark. Each team will play each other, with three points for a win and one point for a draw. Then the two teams that come out on top will progress to the next round... but will we see Bukayo Saka in this unusual purple shirt with very fancy side panels?
For their part, Scott McTominay's Scotland have been drawn in Group A. It's a tough challenge for them as they'll have to face Germany, Switzerland and Hungary.
Scotland have also ditched their more usual away kit colours for this light mint and purple version, as worn here by Rangers' Ryan Jack.