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This page brings together training shorts and tights for football, to be worn at training or during fitness preparation. You’ll find classic shorts and tights from brands like Nike, adidas, Joma, Uhlsport, Macron, Mizuno, Erima, and Givova, as well as models in the colours of national teams and clubs.

Also check out the other pages of teamwear to complete your training outfit.

What can you find in training shorts?

This page features shorts designed for training sessions, excluding official matches. You'll find plain styles for everyday use, like the Nike Dri-FIT Park III short or the adidas Squadra25 short, as well as shorts in the colours of national teams or clubs, worn during training or while travelling, such as the training shorts of Algeria, Spain or Japan, or the PSG Travel short. These models are suitable for football, but also for other team sports like handball.

Shorts or tights: how to choose?

The classic short remains the reference for football training, cut wide to avoid hindering foot placement and direction changes. Tights, which are closer to the body, can be worn alone or under a short and are suitable for players looking for muscle support during exertion, similar to the Uhlsport Bionikframe tights or the McDavid HDC compression short. The choice mainly depends on the desired feel during training, between freedom of movement and support.

Shirts, tops, trousers: the other pages of teamwear

The training outfit is completed with other items, found on dedicated pages:

All these pages are part of the teamwear, the selection dedicated to training and team life.

When to take advantage of deals on training shorts?

Several key moments throughout the year allow you to find training shorts at a great price. The Black Friday is first on the calendar, followed by the year-end holidays, then the winter sales, and finally the French Days in spring. Between these periods, the deals page and the clearance page gather discounted items, while the sales page fills up as soon as the seasonal discounts start. If you're looking for a model that’s available immediately, the shipped in 24h page can also be useful. To find the latest shorts added to the catalogue, head to the new arrivals page.

Which brands of training shorts are in the catalogue?

The catalogue includes well-known sports brands like Nike, adidas and Mizuno, alongside brands that specialise in teamwear like Uhlsport, Joma, Macron, Givova and Erima. There are both plain shorts designed for everyday use during training and shorts featuring the colours of a national team or club, worn outside of official matches.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find cheap training football shorts?

The best deals can be found on the deals and clearance pages, which gather discounted items outside of major sale periods. These pages are regularly updated, so it’s better to check them directly rather than relying on a memorised price.

Are there any promotions on national team training shorts?

Shorts in the colours of national teams, such as those of Algeria, Spain, Japan or France, are often included in promotional campaigns on the site. The special offers page is the right place to check what’s on sale at the time of purchase.

When do sales on training shorts start?

The winter and summer sales follow the French legal calendar, while the Black Friday and the French Days are specific to the site, taking place at the end of the year and in spring, respectively. The sales page updates as soon as each period opens.

What size training short should I choose?

The size choice depends on the fit of each brand, which can vary from model to model, especially between a loose short and form-fitting tights. It’s advisable to check the size guide indicated on each product page before confirming an order.

Can a club training short be used for playing a match?

The shorts presented here are designed for training and not for official competition, unlike player or supporter versions worn in matches. For match use, it’s best to look at the pages dedicated to match kits of the relevant club or team.