Cameroon’s national team has ushered in a new era by unveiling its home, away, and third kits for 2025 under Swiss brand Fourteen. After parting ways with One All Sports, the Indomitable Lions appear ready to redefine their presence on the global stage. This departure reflects both tradition and a willingness to innovate.
The home shirt arrives in Cameroon’s signature green. Subtle red and yellow accents nod to the national flag. “The standout detail of the shirt is a tonal lion graphic that appears both on the front and back,” said a spokesperson at the kit’s presentation. This emblem reflects national pride, bringing a fierce spirit to the design.
Shorts for the home set mirror the green base. The away version features the same layout, only with a vivid red palette. The third kit is white and carries green sleeves along with red trim. A brush stroke laces across the third shirt, flashing the country’s iconic colors. The lower portion hosts a subtle watermark of the Reunification Monument, plus the names of regions in light gray text. This detail showcases the country’s cultural tapestry in a way rarely seen on football kits.
Players have embraced the new collaboration, especially with “Lions for Life” printed inside each collar. There’s a sense that these kits are about more than aesthetics. They highlight heritage, unity, and a collective push toward future success. Officials from FECAFOOT stressed the importance of making these jerseys accessible. “FECAFOOT is ensuring accessibility, subsidising jersey prices in Cameroon,” they noted. Fans can choose from three versions: an authentic match shirt at approximately $108, a stadium edition at $75, or a fan jersey at $42. Each is priced competitively to meet different levels of demand.
A new technical partner and renewed ambitions
Fourteen’s bold designs signal a fresh attitude. The lion motif, the subtle monument watermark, and the brush stroke of national colors all contribute to a rallying cry. Players in training have already shown excitement, and supporters worldwide have begun placing pre-orders. Within Cameroon, official retail outlets are set to carry all three versions, while international fans can secure theirs online on a first-come basis.
Critics remain watchful, but the federation’s decision to subsidize the jerseys has been applauded. It is meant to unify fans of all backgrounds under one unmistakable emblem. The real test will come when Cameroon approaches the pitch wearing their new gear. If the players channel the same energy woven into these designs, the Indomitable Lions could be on track for a spirited campaign.
