The 2002 Germany home shirt featured a traditional all-white base with black trim on the shoulders, paired with black shorts and white socks. The DFB eagle crest and three stars above the badge highlighted Germany’s World Cup history. Worn by players such as Oliver Kahn, Michael Ballack, and Miroslav Klose, this kit became iconic as Germany reached the 2002 FIFA World Cup Final in Japan/Korea, finishing runners-up to Brazil.
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Worn by Giuseppe Giannini, Rudi Völler, and Bruno Conti during a competitive era in Serie A, with the team consistently challenging at the top end of the table and reinforcing its identity with a blend of Italian flair and German precision.
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Worn by Gustavo Canales, Eduardo Vargas, and Marcelo Díaz during Jorge Sampaoli’s tactical revolution, as the club finished 4th in the Primera División and triumphed in the 2011 Copa Sudamericana.
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Worn by Luisão, Nicolás Gaitán, and Rodrigo during a historic season under Jorge Jesus, where the club secured a domestic treble (Primeira Liga, Taça de Portugal, and Taça da Liga) and reached the UEFA Europa League final.
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The 2004/05 Liverpool home shirt, used in the UEFA Champions League, featured a classic all-red design with white trim, carrying the Candy sponsor across the chest and the official Champions League starball patches on the sleeves. Worn by players such as Steven Gerrard, Xabi Alonso, and Jamie Carragher, this kit became legendary as Liverpool produced the “Miracle of Istanbul”, coming from three goals down to defeat AC Milan on penalties and lift their fifth European Cup.
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