£123 for a child's England kit - have prices gone too far?

England World Cup Kits Now a Steep Affair for Families

A child's England World Cup kit, complete with name and number, now costs a staggering £122.98 from the Football Association website. This is the price for kids aged seven to 15. For younger children, the full infant kit with name and number is £64.99. Meanwhile, an adult England shirt with a name and number on the back is £104.99.

Families looking to deck out their loved ones in England gear for the World Cup are facing a hefty bill. A family of four consisting of two parents, one older child, and one toddler would need to shell out £397.96 for a complete set of England kits, including shirts and shorts for the kids.

The rising cost of football kits has left many fans questioning whether the prices have gone too far. With the World Cup just around the corner, families are being forced to dig deep into their pockets to support their national team.

Nigerian parents, who often have a strong affinity for the Super Eagles, will likely be shocked by the steep prices of England kits. However, the real concern is how this affects the average Nigerian family, who might struggle to afford such expensive kits. The high cost of football kits may be priced out of reach for many families, making it difficult for them to participate in the World Cup excitement.