Have a soccer jersey? You could get a free Chipotle entrée

Chipotle-loving soccer fans could have free food in their future.

The restaurant chain announced on June 8 it will be offering a buy one, get one entrée free deal for the first day of the World Cup.

Redeeming the offer is simple: just grab a jersey from your closet.

Anyone who is wearing a soccer jersey at a Chipotle location on June 11 after 3 p.m. local time is eligible for the deal. It coincides with the kickoff of the 2026 World Cup.

Chipotle is also launching its own limited-edition soccer jersey, the company announced.

"We wanted to celebrate the rituals that make the experience so memorable, from wearing lucky jerseys to gathering for matchday meals with Chipotle," said Stephanie Perdue, senior vice president of brand marketing at Chipotle, in a statement.

Here's what to know about the deal.

How to get a free Chipotle entrée by wearing a soccer jersey

Chipotle is offering a buy one, get one entrée free deal for anyone wearing a soccer jersey. The offer is valid on Thursday, June 11 after 3 p.m. local time at participating locations nationwide.

Customers can only redeem the offer for in-person orders, so it's not applicable for mobile ordering.

The promotion can't be combined with other coupons, and it doesn't apply to kids' meals. There is a limit of five free entrée items per check.

Chipotle launches its own soccer jersey. How to get one

In addition to the free food, Chipotle also announced that it's launching its own limited-edition soccer jersey.

On the front, the jersey features the term "Real Chipotle," which the company said is inspired by sports teams using "Real" in their club names.

The back of the jersey bears the number 53, representing the number of Chipotle's ingredients, it said.

The shirts aren't available for purchase; Chipotle said only 53 jerseys will be available, and Chipotle Rewards members can enter to win one by exchanging 10 rewards points from their account between June 10-24.

Winners will receive their jersey ahead of the World Cup final, Chipotle said.

Melina Khan is a national trending reporter for USA TODAY. Keep up with her on X @melinakh and Instagram @bymelinakhan.