The 2014 Spain away jersey was a black and neon yellow design that represented the national team during a transitional period following their 2012 European Championship victory. The kit featured clean vibrant lines and the iconic Spanish crest, embodying the team's classic aesthetic while maintaining a modern edge.

Andrés Iniesta was in his prime during 2014, serving as one of Spain's most creative and influential midfielders. His technical brilliance, vision, and ability to control the tempo of matches made him indispensable to the national team. Iniesta's performances in the navy away kit showcased his trademark passing accuracy and composure under pressure, qualities that had defined Spain's dominant era in international football.