Simon Jordan SLAMS Nike's decision to alter St George's Cross on England's new kit, calling it 'meaningless' - and insists the 'virtue-signalling' FA are 'absolutely complicit in this'

Nike's 'playful update' on St George's cross is 'a load of b******s'. It's so dumb - Listen to the It's All Kicking Off podcast Simon Jordan has slammed Nike for changing the St George's Cross on the back of England's shirt for Euro 2024 as he hit out at the 'virtue-signalling' FA. talkSPORT host Simon Jordan slammed Nike's 'playful update' to the St George's Cross on the back of England's shirt for Euro 2024 The kit designer revealed this week it had replaced the horizonal line on the traditional red cross with a navy blue, light blue and pink one Your browser does not support iframes. Nike unveiled England's new home and away kits on Monday, ahead of this summer's Euros in Germany. The kits - which will also be worn by the Lionesses and England Para teams in 2024 - will cost fans £124.99 in adult sizes and £119.99 for kids Nike launched England's new home and away kits earlier this week - but they've been criticised England captain Harry Kane models the new shirt, which went on sale to supporters on Monday The Nike home jersey goes with a classic simple white design with a blue trim, while the kit-makers have gone back with a dark blue for the away strip.