The Nigerian national women’s football team, the Super Falcons, have revealed their striking new home and away kits ahead of the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco.
The designs, crafted in partnership with Nike, were unveiled by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on social media, sparking excitement among supporters.
“New kit. Same pride,” the NFF posted. “The @NGSuper_Falcons’ new jersey is here — bold, fearless, and made for champions.”
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The design captures a vibrant sense of movement and energy, symbolising unity, strength, and the storytelling traditions embedded in Nigerian culture.
The home jersey boasts a crisp white base adorned with bold green brushstroke patterns, drawing inspiration from Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage. Meanwhile, the away strip opts for a sleek dark green finish, accented with neon highlights for a modern touch.
Fans have eagerly awaited the release, though the NFF has yet to confirm when the kits will be available for purchase. With the tournament set to begin in July, the fresh designs signal the Falcons’ ambition to reclaim their dominance in African football.
The fresh kits are more than just apparel — they are a statement of identity. As the most decorated team in African women’s football history, with 11 continental titles to their name, the Super Falcons are set to wear these designs with pride as they pursue further glory.
Nigeria Super Falcons. Photo Credit: Getty Images
South Africa, the current WAFCON titleholders, will be among the teams standing in Nigeria’s way as the Super Falcons aim to add a 12th continental crown to their record-breaking tally.
While the NFF has yet to announce a release date for public sales, fans have already begun clamouring for their chance to wear the vibrant new look.
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The jersey drop arrives just weeks before WAFCON kicks off in July, adding to the anticipation surrounding the tournament. It’s a visual declaration that the Super Falcons are not just ready to compete — they’re ready to lead.
