While player jerseys reflect a nation’s football philosophy, the outfits worn by managers at the 2026 World Cup are fashion statements of their own. Switzerland coach Murat Yakin had a giant P inscribed on his chest, a tribute to Pep Guardiola on the biggest stage. The tee was specially created by Puma to honour Guardiola’s ten years at Manchester City, and Yakin wore it proudly while defeating Canada 2-1. He had started in white, but was asked to switch to black since Canada were playing in white and it risked causing confusion on the touchline. The black version had Guardiola’s P too. Yakin mentioned he had them made in several colours. Touchline fashion has caught attention this tournament for its personalised touches. USA coach Mauricio Pochettino has come a long way from his famous Sky Sports declaration, “Suit or tracksuit, I look good. I am handsome.” Not that far, though. The Argentine has stuck to a navy lightweight overshirt with matching wide-leg trousers and a white T-shirt, assembled by Hugo Boss. USA head coach Mauricio …