Retro Football Shirts

For the 1982/83 season Berchem Sport hoped to regain the Belgian top-flight place the club had lost in 1981. In the previous campaign, the club had finished in a respectable fifth place, but this season did not bring the improvement that coach Raoul Peeters...

The Chilean coach Fernando Riera took charge this season from the hugely celebrated Béla Guttmann and enjoyed a mixed season by the towering standards that Benfica set during the early 1960s. The Portuguese title was won in some style with the goals of striker...

The end of Yugoslavia as we knew it came in 1992, which meant its appearance at the World Cup two years earlier was the tournament that brought down the curtain on a proud historical record of participation at eight World Cups and four European...

António Oliveira and his Portugal stars took early control of their Euro '96 qualifying group and never looked back. During the 1995 calender year group minnows like Latvia and Liechtenstein were easily dispatched thanks to the considerable firepower players like Figo, Rui Costa, Domingos,...

A difficult time in the modern history of the Dutch game with the national team following up failure to qualify for the 1982 World Cup with similar disappointment in the Euro ‘84 qualifiers - albeit under the most unlikely of circumstances. Leading their group...

That Spain even qualified for the 1984 European Championships was akin to a miracle. Needing to defeat Malta by an eleven-goal margin in their final group fixture to top their qualifying group, the Spanish incredibly won 12-1. When in France at the tournament proper,...

Football was a lowly consideration for the new Communist regime following the revolutionary years of the 1950s. The national team had been more internationalist in its outlook during the Batista era, but by the early 1960s games were rare under Castro and when they...

The 1994–95 season marked Carlo Mazzone’s second year in charge, and he began reshaping the squad to make it more competitive. Established names like Caniggia, Mihajlović, Häßler, and Rizzitelli departed, while new talents such as Thern, Fonseca, Moriero, and Abel Balbo arrived. All the...

Two relegations in the early 1970s took Watford back to the fourth tier of the English game for the first time since 1960. Under manager Mike Keen the club briefly bottomed out and sat last in the entire Football League, but the 1976 -...

With the distinction of being the world's oldest club still playing association football, Sheffield FC has historically attracted interest far in excess of most clubs of their size and amateur status. The club declined as a force in the English game following their refusal...

Having endured a disappointing campaign by Milan's high standards the previous year, the 1995-96 season was an opportunity to bounce back and end Fabio Capello's spell as coach on a high note. The defence tightened up and the arrival of George Weah and Roberto...

Having endured a disappointing campaign by Milan's high standards the previous year, the 1995-96 season was an opportunity to bounce back and end Fabio Capello's spell as coach on a high note. The defence tightened up and the arrival of George Weah and Roberto...

While Vasco da Gama made little impression on the national Serie A campaign in 1970, the club did capture its first Campeonato Carioca since 1958 under coach and former Brazilian playing legend, Tim. Vasco had lost a long-serving veteran in World Cup central defender...

The 1976-77 season was one of firsts for Real Betis as the club won its first-ever Copa del Rey title and qualified for Europe for the first time as a result. Español was dispatched in the semi-final to set up a final encounter for...

Ipswich Town made a slow start to their 1997-98 Division 1 campaign, but as the season progressed, manager George Burley started to shape a strong side. New additions like Matt Holland, Mark Venus and £1.1 million striker David Johnson all settled in well alongside...

While much of the focus during the 1979 80 season was concentrated on Nottingham Forest’s ultimately successful quest to retain the European Cup, Brian Clough’s side was involved in a largely positive domestic campaign too. After top two finishes the previous couple of seasons,...

Following a successful debut season in charge at FC Porto which brought a Primeira Divisão title, Artur Jorge continued where he left off in the 1985-86 season and put together a successful title defense. The ever-dependable goalscorer Fernando Gomes contributed 20 in the League,...

António Oliveira and his Portugal stars took early control of their Euro 96 qualifying group and never looked back. During the 1995 calendar year, group minnows like Latvia and Liechtenstein were comfortably beaten thanks to the attacking quality of players such as Figo, Rui...

A well-established top flight side for much of the 1980s, the 1986-87 season saw Watford achieve a respectable 9th placed League finish. The main talking point of their season came in the FA Cup however as the Hornets battled past Maidstone, Walsall, Chelsea and...

By the end of the 1970s, the Turkish national team was improving rapidly, and their qualification campaign for the 1980 European Championships proved to be their most competitive yet. Sabri Kiraz’s side finished runners-up in their qualifying group to West Germany, with only the...

With plans rapidly advancing to establish Japan's first professional football league, the late 1980s saw the country's national team also start to take its first positive steps in the international arena. During 1987 under coach Yoshinobu Ishii, the national team would successfully secure qualification...

The little-known Arrigo Sacchi shocked the world of Italian football when he was appointed as Milan coach in the summer of 1987. He arrived with new ideas and new players like Carlo Ancelotti and the two brilliant Dutchmen Marco Van Basten and Ruud Gullit....

The little-known Arrigo Sacchi shocked the world of Italian football when he was appointed as Milan coach in the summer of 1987. He arrived with new ideas and new players like Carlo Ancelotti and the two brilliant Dutchmen Marco Van Basten and Ruud Gullit....

The 1980 – 81 season was one of highs and lows for TSV 1860 München. In walked Rudi Völler, a young talent joining from Kickers Offenbach, who quickly looked at home at 1860. Völler hit double figures in the iconic Doppeldusch-sponsored shirt in his...

Cautious progress through the group stage in Milan's 1993-94 Champions League campaign mirrored their Serie A campaign with few goals scored and even fewer conceded. Monaco were dispatched comfortably in the semi-final to take Milan to Athens for a Final match-up against Johann Cruyff's...

The year 1971 represents an iconic time in the history of Club Nacional de Football. Washington Etchamendi's brilliant team achieved victory in all the competitions in which it participated: the first victory in the Copa Libertadores over the three-time champion Estudiantes de la Plata,...

Although the 1980s were a difficult time at the national level for the Club Nacional de Football, on the international stage the Uruguayan giant shone and in 1988 became champion of America and the World for the third time. Also, in 1989 Nacional won...

Relive the glory of Yokohama with the official FC Porto 2004 Intercontinental Retro Football Shirt. Crafted from premium materials for a timeless feel, the shirt celebrates one of the greatest chapters in Portuguese football history. In 2004, FC Porto triumphed over Once Caldas to...

The first foray of the University of Guadalajara into professional football occurred in the early 70s, with a team made up of students. After a few years in the lower divisions, the team bought a franchise and this is how 'Leones' reached the First...

A number ten, a playmaker, an unerring finisher, a devastating set-piece taker, a physical powerhouse, endlessly brave, a leader of men, an inspiration, an otherworldly talent. Quite simply Diego Armando Maradona was all of these things and one of the few footballers in history...