The Three Lions have joined the rest of the continent in revealing their new kits as excitement hots up ahead of the 2016 competition
There is nothing to whet your appetite for a summer of tournament football than teams unveiling their new kits.
England have become the latest nation to reveal the jersey that they will be wearing at this summer's European Championships .
The Three Lions will be rocking up to France in their new Nike number as they look to build on the success of their perfect-10 qualifying campaign.
The strip features light grey-blue sleeves , plus darker blue details on the collar and down the sides of the shirt.
But now we know what England are wearing, let's take a look at what everyone else will be seen in...
Spain
What better way to introduce a new kit than with a selfie? Well, Spain got the ball rolling by taking the attention off their bland red and gold number.
Spain's away kit almost looks like someone has thrown their dinner on some pristine white shirts. Whether it is nice or not is up for debate.
Italy euro 2016
The Italians are known for their slick designs and skin-tight shirts and this year is no different as they offer an alternative take on their iconic blue and white design.
Belgium euro 2016
This could be the strip of the champions. Ranked No.1 in the FIFA world rankings, Belgium are one of the favourites for success this summer.
Their away kit is one of the most unique designs this summer: a shade of light blue with the colours of their national flag stretched across the centre of the shirt.
Germany euro 2016
Germany have reverted back to a classic white shirt with thin black collar this summer, as they embark on the Euros under the billing of 'world champions'.
If Germany's home kit is a bit basic, the away one certainly is not. The black shirt has grey sleeves and is one of the more unusual offerings you will see this summer.
Wales euro 2016
Wales' hopes will rest of Gareth Bale's shoulders as they play in their first major tournament for a generation. They will be wearing a tidy red shirt.
Northern Ireland euro 2016
One of the stories of the summer is Northern Ireland's shock return to the major tournament stage. There is a bit of a mish-mash in colours for their kit, as black sleeves are accompanied by a blue sash.
Czech Republic euro 2016
The Czechs return to the major tournament stage after missing the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Their jersey is red. Very red.
Russia euro 2016
There will probably be mixed reviews of the Russian jersey. Two strong shades of maroon are combined as the country's logo is emblazoned numerous times.
A bit more simple is the Russian's away jersey. The white, blue and red of the country's flag are used to make up the jersey.
Slovakia euro 2016
Someone will be forced to change colours when England face off against Slovakia. Martin Skrtel, Marek Hamsik and Vladimir Weiss will be seen in this simple but neat Puma number.
Austria euro 2016
Another one for the kit template lovers, if there is such a thing, as Austria's home kit follows Puma's neat and tidy stock design.
Croatia euro 2016
We all know and love Croatia's cool chequered jerseys. But they've spiced things up a bit this time with some warped lines... both on the home kit and the lovely away one.
Sweden euro 2016
Not too much to see here with this one. It's yellow with a hint of blue. It's very Sweden, so we guess it does the job.
Switzerland euro 2016
Oh look, more templates! In fairness, Switzerland have never really been a country to have an outlandish kit and it is no different this summer.
Italy's away kit is the highlight of those unveiled so far. They continue to utilise a white away shirt but have a beautiful green and red sash down the centre.
The Adidas kits induced some bizarre posing. The less said the better.
(source : http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/see-euro-2016-kits-launched-7572268)
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