FIFA only allows World Cup jerseys to display stars for titles
While national teams often use stars to celebrate regional victories, strict tournament regulations restrict the iconic symbols to a single achievement.
In the world of international football, stars stitched above a team crest are the ultimate status symbol. However, the governing body FIFA maintains a rigid hierarchy for these icons during the World Cup. Only nations that have won the tournament itself are permitted to display stars on their jerseys, with each star representing one global title.