Scotland Euro 2024 kit 'leaked' as Steve Clarke's men set for major style switch up in Germany

The kit Scotland could be sporting on their return to the major tournament stage appears to have been leaked online.

It's now less than 100 days until we open the Euro 2024 show against Germany in Munich on June 14. Steve Clarke's men will be hoping to kick the door in and leave the hosts empty handed in their own gaff as the world watches on. And their rumoured party attire for the big night has appeared online with punters potentially given an early look at the latest Adidas effort.

And it's a departure from recent designs, with some luminosity thrown into the mix. The bold design features a bright yellow adidas manufacturers logo, as well as a trim of the same colour that will certainly get players and punters alike noticed on their travels. That's on top of a two-tone, mish-mash pattern of dark and lighter blue, with the iconic three stripes down the shoulders in white.

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It's likely to split opinion among Tartan Army traditionalists, although major tournament wear is likely to sell well for the Scottish FA regardless. They came under fire last year for the pricing of the 150th anniversary celebration kit, which while stunning, cost fans a cool £90 to buy.

While the SFA declined to comment at the time, it's understood official retail partner JD Sports set the pricing as part of their exclusive agreement.

The limited edition top was still snapped up in big numbers though, selling out fast. It was worn three times in matches; For the men's opening Euro 2024 qualifier against Cyprus at Hampden, the women's team's clash with Costa Rica and last September's 150th anniversary friendly at home to England.