New Scotland Euro 2024 strip ‘leaked’ as disgusted fans say they are ‘seriously underwhelmed’...

STEVE CLARKE's men will be kicking off Euro 2024 with the opening game against Germany in just over two months time.

And Scotland fans reckon they have been given a sneak peek of the new strip Andrew Robertson and co will be wearing when the tournament gets underway.

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Excitement is already building ahead of the opener in Munich, with 100,000 Tartan Army fans set to descend on Germany for the three group matches against the hosts, Hungary and Switzerland.

Majority of the Scots in Germany will be donning iconic strips from over the years.

From the famous Euro 96' shirt to the retro France 98' kit and last year's 150th anniversary top, the list goes on and on.

But many will be looking to get their hands on the kit their current heroes will be wearing when they take on Julian Nagelsmann's side on June 14.

And that new kit has appeared to have been leaked on social media today, with many fans getting to see it for the very first time.

But it's fair to say the leaked images of the strip haven't gone down too well with supporters.

If it is indeed the real deal, then it's a very different look to recent designs the national team have had.

The pictures show a bold design which includes a bright yellow adidas logo with a trim of the same colour down the side of the jersey.

The primary colour is of course dark blue but there's a mish-mash pattern with light blue and three white adidas stripes down the shoulders.

It's certainly an eye-catching top, but fans aren't best pleased, with many all having the same complain.

They believe it would be better served as a training kit, instead of being the strip worn for Euro 2024.

One fan said: "Looks a bit more like a training top?"

Another branded it "lazy" by saying: "Looks like a training kit with a badge slapped on. Lazy considering we are at the opening game of the tournament."

A third wrote: "I feel sick man they have replaced our nicest kit of the modern era with a naff training top."

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A fifth demanded: "This better be a training top."

While others didn't compare the shirt to training gear, they were still left unimpressed by the unique design.

One social media user slammed: "They have went from one of the best shirts we have had to an absolute monstrosity here. How difficult is it to get a Scotland shirt right?"

Another insisted: "Not a fan of that. There’s been some beautiful kits recently, this is a drop off."

Someone else admitted: "Seriously underwhelmed I can't lie."

a fourth added: "That's money staying safe in my wallet."

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