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Ter Stegen finds his own gloves in adidas Football's archive

Serge Gnabry joins the goalkeeper for a tour spanning World Cup boots, Birgit Prinz's jersey and colorful keeper kits.

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ICONIC DFB Jerseys, World Cup History & Hidden Gems | Ter Stegen & Gnabry

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0:27The guide presents Max Morlock's 1954 World Cup boot and snow-pitch footwear connected to the Samba's origins.
1:52Ter Stegen selects the Euro 1996 home shirt; Gnabry picks Birgit Prinz's Women's Euro 2001 jersey.
3:04Germany's Euro 1980 shirt introduces the archive's first DFB kit featuring the three stripes and Trefoil together.
3:45Colorful goalkeeper shirts from 1990 and 1992 prompt a look at their protective padding.
5:00Franz Beckenbauer's 1967 tracksuit appears alongside vintage adilette slides.
6:08Gnabry examines travel bags while ter Stegen encounters his own customized 2022 World Cup goalkeeper gloves.

adidas Football puts handling gloves on Marc-André ter Stegen and Serge Gnabry before letting them loose among Germany's soccer keepsakes. By the end, ter Stegen is inspecting another pair of gloves: his own customized World Cup set, already preserved in the collection.

The brand's only upload this week, "ICONIC DFB Jerseys, World Cup History & Hidden Gems | Ter Stegen & Gnabry," is an adidas-produced tour of its heritage in Herzogenaurach. It has drawn roughly 57,000 views. The pleasures are in the particulars: Max Morlock's boot from the 1954 World Cup, padded goalkeeper shirts and a Franz Beckenbauer tracksuit.

Asked to choose jerseys, the players go in different directions. Ter Stegen picks Germany's Euro 1996 home shirt; Gnabry chooses the Women's Euro 2001 shirt worn by Birgit Prinz, favoring its simple, retro design. One viewer singles out the stories behind the kits and crests, while another wonders whether an obscure green away shirt is tucked away too. This is an archive visit with a collector's appeal, not just a parade of famous names.

Across the channel, the September Nico Paz Short remains the busiest upload by daily views, with the archive tour also among the videos carrying momentum. The channel added about 438,000 views over seven days, while its subscriber count was unchanged. Its current daily viewing pace is well below usual.

Elsewhere in the soccer group, Brighton and Aston Villa are drawing around three times their usual daily views. adidas Football's week is more modest, with its new contribution built around something those match-centered channels rarely offer: a goalkeeper finding his own equipment filed alongside generations of national-team history.

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