Nine national soccer teams from smaller European countries will be sporting new jerseys over the next two years.

UEFA and adidas launched the newest edition of the UEFA Kit Assistance Scheme on Friday, May 1, with new, unique home and away kits for nine countries. According to the UEFA website, the scheme ensures these national teams can “can appear in high-quality, bespoke kits that reflect their footballing culture and history.”

This is the first time adidas has made jerseys for the Kit Assistance Scheme. The scheme itself has been around since 2007, and kits in the 2022 and 2024 editions were made by Erreà. Belarus is also part of the program, but their kits will be unveiled at a later date.

Here’s a closer look at the kits unveiled on Friday:

ANDORRA

CYPRUS

FAROE ISLANDS

KAZAKHSTAN

KOSOVO

LIECHTENSTEIN

NORTH MACEDONIA

MALTA

SAN MARINO