The Spain 2022/23 away shirt comes from the Luis Enrique era and was worn during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Spain made an impressive start by beating Costa Rica 7–0, with Dani Olmo, Marco Asensio and Ferran Torres among the scorers, before topping their group on goal difference. Their tournament ended in the last 16, where Morocco eliminated them on penalties after a goalless match, bringing an early end to a campaign that promised plenty.
The shirt has a distinctive light blue base, with a bold geometric pattern inspired by Spain's footballing heritage running across the fabric. Darker blue and red detailing adds contrast, while the traditional Spanish crest and adidas branding sit prominently on the chest. It is a much more adventurous design than the classic red Spain home shirts, giving the away kit a strong early-2020s identity.
This shirt is particularly memorable for its connection to a Spain squad packed with emerging talent alongside experienced internationals. Pedri, Gavi, Sergio Busquets, Álvaro Morata and Rodri were among the key figures in Qatar, with Gavi becoming the youngest Spanish player ever to score at a World Cup. A distinctive away design from an interesting transitional period for the national team.
