Members of the Paraguay national football team squad displayed the new Paraguay shirt today in a press release for the jersey. Paraguay had a very successful run at the 2010 World Cup and managed to get to the quarter final stage of the competition. This new Paraguay 2011-12 home football shirt will be debuted on 26th March in a friendly against Mexico.

Based on the home shirt that Paraguay wore when they won the 1979 Copa America, this 2011-12 Paraguay home soccer jersey has the traditional red and white vertical stripes that the team is known for. The collar is round and is a mixture of red and white. The Adidas stripes are white and the Adidas logo appears on the upper centre of the chest. The Paraguay national crest sits on the left chest.

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La Albirroja have released a new Paraguay World Cup away jersey for the 2010 World Cup and the shirt will be a massive seller with fans, hoping to sell more than the previous Paraguay World Cup away shirt.

Paraguay have qualified for the tournament in South Africa and will now be focusing on friendlies to try out new players and formations, so that they are ready for the World Cup. Manufactured by Adidas, Gerardo Martinos’s side will be wearing the Paraguay World Cup away kit in some of these friendlies and will hope to win a stretch of games to help build momentum for the tournament.

If you are looking to add some world cup shirts to your soccer jersey collection, then the 2010 World Cup Paraguay away kit is a great purchase to continue this collection. Paraguay have qualified in 3rd place from the South America qualifying section.

All our Paraguay 2010 World Cup Away Jerseys are available in sizes S, M L, XL and XXL, and can be customised with official shirt printing in World Cup style for all your favourite stars including Justo Villar, Denis Caniza, Paulo da Silva, Julio Cesar Caceres, Christian Riveros, Salvador Cabanas, Roque Santa Cruz and Nelson Haedo Valdes.

As always, Adidas have used the latest technology for the 2010 World Cup Paraguay away soccer shirts.

Paraguay have never won the World Cup. You could always decide that instead of putting a current player’s name at the back of your Paraguay away jersey, you could put a legend’s name and number at the back of this football shirt, including Carlos Gamarra, Roberto Acuna, Celso Ayala, Jose Luis Chilavert and Jose Saturnino Cardozo.

La Albirroja have released a new Paraguay World Cup home jersey for the 2010 World Cup and the shirt will be a massive seller with fans, hoping to sell more than the previous Paraguay World Cup home shirt.

Paraguay have qualified for the tournament in South Africa and will now be focusing on friendlies to try out new players and formations, so that they are ready for the World Cup. Manufactured by Adidas, Gerardo Martinos’s side will be wearing the Paraguay World Cup home kit in some of these friendlies and will hope to win a stretch of games to help build momentum for the tournament.

If you are looking to add some world cup shirts to your soccer shirt collection, then the 2010 World Cup Paraguay home kit is a great purchase to continue this collection. Paraguay have qualified in 3rd place from the South America qualifying section.

All our Paraguay 2010 World Cup Home Jerseys are available in sizes S, M L, XL and XXL, and can be customised with official shirt printing in World Cup style for all your favourite stars including Justo Villar, Denis Caniza, Paulo da Silva, Julio Cesar Caceres, Christian Riveros, Salvador Cabanas, Roque Santa Cruz and Nelson Haedo Valdes.

As always, Adidas have used the latest technology for the 2010 World Cup Paraguay home soccer shirts.

Paraguay have never won the World Cup. You could always decide that instead of putting a current player’s name at the back of your Paraguay home jersey, you could put a legend’s name and number at the back of this football kit, including Carlos Gamarra, Roberto Acuna, Celso Ayala, Jose Luis Chilavert and Jose Saturnino Cardozo.