Official Borussia Dortmund shirt from the 1996/97 season.
Details
Club: Borussia Dortmund
Season: 1996/97
Type: Away
Size: Medium (M)
Brand: Nike
Condition
Good overall condition
Pills visible
Product Description
Borussia Dortmund's 1996/97 away shirt, manufactured by Nike, was worn during one of the club's most significant periods in their history. That season, Dortmund won the UEFA Champions League, defeating Juventus 3-1 in the final in Munich, with Karl-Heinz Riedle scoring twice and substitute Lars Ricken adding a third with a memorable long-range chip.
The shirt itself reflects Nike's design aesthetic of the mid-1990s, featuring the away colour palette used across that European campaign and the domestic Bundesliga season, during which Dortmund also claimed the league title — their second consecutive Meisterschaft.
A straightforward and relatively understated design by the standards of the era, this shirt represents a genuine piece of Dortmund's most successful period as a club and carries strong historical significance for collectors with an interest in 1990s European football.
Official Borussia Dortmund shirt from the 1996/97 season.
Details
Club: Borussia Dortmund
Season: 1996/97
Type: Away
Size: Medium (M)
Brand: Nike
Condition
Good overall condition
Pills visible
Product Description
Borussia Dortmund's 1996/97 away shirt, manufactured by Nike, was worn during one of the club's most significant periods in their history. That season, Dortmund won the UEFA Champions League, defeating Juventus 3-1 in the final in Munich, with Karl-Heinz Riedle scoring twice and substitute Lars Ricken adding a third with a memorable long-range chip.
The shirt itself reflects Nike's design aesthetic of the mid-1990s, featuring the away colour palette used across that European campaign and the domestic Bundesliga season, during which Dortmund also claimed the league title — their second consecutive Meisterschaft.
A straightforward and relatively understated design by the standards of the era, this shirt represents a genuine piece of Dortmund's most successful period as a club and carries strong historical significance for collectors with an interest in 1990s European football.
