Norwegian football jerseys sold out ahead of Three Lions showdown
Summary
Norwegian football team jerseys sold out quickly before their World Cup quarterfinal match against England. The high demand is driven by the team's recent success and star player Erling Haaland, causing long lines and shortages at stores.Key Facts
- Official Norwegian football jerseys sold out at Nike and other stores in Europe.
- The Norwegian Football Association underestimated the demand for the kits.
- About 250,000 jerseys were ordered this year, compared to 50,000 last year.
- Fans have camped overnight and formed long lines, with queues up to 600 meters long.
- The jersey retail price is about £90 ($100) but resellers are charging over £200 ($300).
- The quarterfinal match between Norway and England will be on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
- Jersey deliveries are expected to arrive in Norway soon, but may not all be available before the game.
- Norway advanced to the quarterfinals after beating Iraq, Senegal, Ivory Coast, and Brazil.
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