Algeria 2010-2011 Home

The 2010-2011 Algeria home shirt holds a special place in the nation's football history, as it was worn during Algeria’s return to the FIFA World Cup in 2010 after a 24-year absence. This simple yet elegant white shirt became iconic as the "Desert Foxes" competed on the grandest stage in South Africa and during the 2011 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.

The shirt's design is classic, featuring a clean white base with subtle green detailing on the shoulders and collar, reflecting the colors of the Algerian flag. The iconic FAF (Fédération Algérienne de Football) crest, with its star and crescent, is prominently displayed on the chest, symbolizing national pride. The Puma logo, known for its partnership with many African teams, adds a sleek touch to the overall design.

Algeria’s 2010 World Cup campaign, though challenging, was marked by a gritty performance. They held England to a goalless draw in the group stage, a match where this shirt was on full display, earning respect from fans worldwide for their determination. Players like Madjid Bougherra, Karim Ziani, and captain Yazid Mansouri led the team in this kit, as Algeria represented their country with passion on football’s biggest stage.

This home shirt serves as a reminder of Algeria’s proud football heritage, marking their return to the World Cup and their efforts in building a new generation of Algerian football. For fans of the "Desert Foxes," this kit is a symbol of resilience and national pride.