Nike Re-Releases Brazil’s 2004 Total90 Home Jersey

After months of speculation, Nike has officially confirmed the return of Brazil’s iconic 2004 home jersey. The reissue answers the demands of fans who have long hoped for a modern re‑release of the shirt that defined an era of joga bonito.

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The Return of an Icon

First teased last month by Brazilian rapper Veigh, the reissue had been building anticipation within football culture. Now available for the spotlight, the jersey drops just in time for summer festival season, fitting the ongoing 2025 bloke‑core trend of pairing jorts with classic football shirts.

The re‑release arrives as Nike extends its relationship with the Brazilian Football Confederation, confirming a new contract that runs until 2038.

Design Details

The shirt retains the infamous yellow base paired with deep green detailing along the collar, cuffs, and piping – a look that brings back the unmistakable early‑2000s vibe. The Swoosh stays in its original placement on the side of the shirt, while the Brazil crest is centralized to complete the design.

Tribute to Ronaldinho

A player‑specific remake pays homage to Brazil legend Ronaldinho, the king of joga bonito. The combination of the Total90 template and the flair of Ronaldinho remains one of the most iconic images in football culture.

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