"Ghost Army", top-secret WWII unit that relied on deception, awarded Congressional Gold Medal 01:05. Germany's soccer federation is redesigning its national team's Adidas jerseys after claims that ...

But a soccer jersey with numbers resembling Nazi SS bolts on a German team? No way. Adidas, which manufactured the new jerseys for the German national team, announced Monday that it will be ...

Adidas has produced the country’s jerseys since the 1950s, during which time the men’s team (either as Germany or West Germany) has claimed four World Cups.

(JTA) The new line of German soccer jerseys by Adidas will be redesigned after customers realized the stylization of the number 44 resembled the infamous Nazi SS lightning bolt symbol. The German F… ...

Adidas, the longtime makers of Germany’s soccer kits, said it was moving quickly to stop fans from ordering customized jerseys with the number “44” on them.

German soccer leadership has announced that they will redesign the No. 4 on the country's national team jerseys following claims that it resembles the logo of the Nazi paramilitary units that were ...

Players on the German national team are assigned numbers — and jerseys — from 1 to 23, as required by soccer’s governing bodies for nearly all major tournaments.

Adidas has banned fans from personalizing the German national team jersey with the number “44” after outrage over the resulting resemblance to Nazi symbolism.

The German national soccer team's jersey is stirring controversy over the number "4" on its design. People say it looks like a lightning bolt from the SS, a Nazi unit in World War II.

Adidas has produced the country’s jerseys since the 1950s, during which time the men’s team (either as Germany or West Germany) has claimed four World Cups.

German soccer authorities will redesign the number “4” on the country’s national jerseys amid claims it resembles a logo used by Nazi paramilitary units.

Adidas has produced the country’s jerseys since the 1950s, during which time the men’s team (either as Germany or West Germany) has claimed four World Cups.