AI predicts Euro 2024 shirts with England ditching traditional colour and never before seen change to rival’s iconic kit

AI in football is nothing new – it has transformed the game by helping to improve player and team tactics.

But Artificial Intelligence has now gone and predicted what the Euro 2024 kits will look like.

mysteryfootball.comAI has gone another step further to predict the Euro 2024 shirts[/caption]

Footie fans will have to wait a little longer to see their countries’ Euro 2024 kits.

However, the UK’s number one provider of obscure mystery football shirts, Mystery Football, have revealed the shirts AI predicts teams at the tournament will wear.

Twenty-four teams will play in the international tournament, kicking off in June, with Germany as the host nation.

Mystery Football have used AI to generate 12 shirts for the biggest and best-known teams.

For each design, the shirt company asked AI to include, the team’s country flag colours, a realistic take and a retro design but in a modern style.

And the generator delivered, with some of the shirts having what many would describe as a very much-needed upgrade.

SunSport is going to have a look at the ones that might surprise fans.

England

Based on the AI prediction, England have ditched the blue on the badge and gone for red.

The England Euros shirt in 2020 was fairly plain so for the 2024 shirt AI has given it a little razzle dazzle.

White is the main colour with faint red stripes going down the top and a bolder red around the collar and sleeves.

The Three Lions came second at the last Euros so will this be the lucky shirt to finally bring it home?

mysteryfootball.comThe England shirt has ditched the blue around the badge[/caption]

AI came up with a markedly different colour scheme to England’s Euro 2020 shirt (above)AP

Netherlands

The Netherlands shirt can confuse fans as orange is not one of the colours on the country’s red, white and blue flag, but Dutch sports teams are normally dressed head to toe in the colour as a nod to the Royal Family – the House of Orange.

But AI predicts the Dutch will deviate from their usual all-orange colour scheme with this effort consisting of a cream stripe, sleeve and collar.

The top also has blue trims and shirt details to tie in with one of the national flag’s colours.

Last time out the Netherlands crashed out in the round of 16 so will be hoping for a better performance this year.

mysteryfootball.comThe Netherlands shirt has a very unexpected cream stripe[/caption]

GettyThe Dutch wore all orange with a slight black trim at Euro 2020[/caption]

Scotland

Scotland wore their trademark navy blue with a white trim at Euro 2020.

But AI has predicted that this time around they’ll go with something that looks more like an away kit.

Predominantly white, the kit will see navy blue diagonal stripes with a fade in the middle. Navy will also feature at the bottom of the sleeves.

This summer will mark Scotland’s fourth time playing in the European Championship – the previous being 2020, 1996 and 1992 – and they will hope to get out of the group for the first time.

mysteryfootball.comAI has given Scotland a twist from the blue strips[/caption]

PAScotland normally wear navy blue[/caption]

Germany

It would only be fair to mention Germany, who are the host nation for the tournament.

AI has predicted a terrific shirt for the Germans – the diamond sign gives off an old-school vibe but the black design modernises the shirt.

The team’s traditional white can be seen on strips down the shoulders while the gold collar is a great new edition.

Germany have failed to impress in the decade since winning the 2014 World Cup, but they will be hoping to deliver this summer in front of their home fans.

mysteryfootball.comGermany have an old-school diamond vibe topped with a modern black design[/caption]

ReutersGermany wore their traditional black and white home kit at Euro 2020[/caption]

Here is how AI predicted eight more Euro 2024 kits will look

Spain

MysteryFootball.comA relatively traditional shirt is expected from Spain, with the addition of a grey collar and sleeves[/caption]

Portugal

Mysteryfootball.comCristiano Ronaldo and Portugal are tipped to wear a shirt that’ll retain the red and green diagonal split colour scheme of World Cup 2022, but with an innovative new diamond pattern[/caption]

Croatia

Mysteryfootball.comAI predicts very little change to Croatia’s iconic chequerboard design[/caption]

Italy

Mysteryfootball.comEuropean champions Italy are predicted to switch from blue to the white of their away kit with the green and red national flag colours on the collar[/caption]

Austria

Mysteryfootball.comAustria have been handed one of the louder shirts of the tournament, with a very different badge and a shimmering geometric print[/caption]

France

Mysteryfootball.comFrance are tipped to arrive with the kind of stylish effort the rugby team might be expected to wear. The navy blue that saw the French footballers to the 2022 World Cup final is retained with a large diagonal white pattern on the shoulder and a gold stripe intersecting the two[/caption]

Belgium

Mysteryfootball.comBelgium are predicted to go with the red, black and yellow colours of their flag, with a diagonal grey block taking up half the shirt[/caption]

Turkey

Turkey are predicted to go with their traditional white and red with an eagle-type print and a wispier take on the Turkish flag for the team’s badge