Spain ordered to make new World Cup kit after FIFA decide current strip clashes with Holland's ahead of Group B match

Spain have been ordered to make a new kit for the World Cup after FIFA decided the team’s normal red shirts didn’t offer enough contrast to the Holland jersey.

Spain’s clothing supplier Adidas said Thursday that 'FIFA has expressly mandated' it to supply Spain with a third - white - kit that it must use in its first match in Brazil.

Clash: Spain's new kit, modelled by Andres Iniesta, Xabi Alonso and Pedro (left) has been too similar to Holland's kit, worn by Gregory van der Wiel (right), by FIFA

FIFA requires teams to have two different kits for the tournament - one light in color and the other dark. 

Spain’s strip is red for home and black for away, while the Dutch - who normally wear orange - have a blue away kit they plan to wear against Spain when the two sides meet in Group B on June 13. 

All smiles: Spain, pictured during a training session on Thursday, take on Holland in Group B on June 13