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2018/19 · Arsenal
Arsenal 2018/19 — Saka 87 breakout season
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An official 2018-19 Arsenal FC Men's Puma home stadium jersey. Features the classic "Chilli Pepper" red base,
Club / nationArsenal
Season2018/19
ManufacturerPuma
SizeL
ConditionExcellent · 9/10
PlayerSaka
Number87
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30-day returnsReturn unworn in the condition received.
Condition and disclosed flaws
- Excellent pre-owned condition.
Product record
- SKU
- ARS-2018-H-01
- League
- Needs review
Product details
About this shirt
Add a truly monumental piece of modern football history to your collection with this official 2018-19 Arsenal FC home kit. Manufactured by Puma, this jersey showcases a unique textured "Chilli Pepper" red main body seamlessly paired with stark white raglan sleeves. The sleeves are heavily detailed with a distinct red-and-white pulse graphic knit band on the biceps, representing the beating heart of the club's London fan base.Engineered with Puma’s dryCELL moisture-management technology, this replica stadium shirt ensures high-intensity temperature regulation for maximum comfort. The design features a cross-over V-neck collar, a woven Arsenal club crest, an embroidered Puma cat chest logo, a crisp "Fly Emirates" center sponsor, and the authentic "Visit Rwanda" sleeve print. The reverse features the incredibly rare, official white Premier League nameset of a teenage SAKA wearing his original academy squad number 87
The story behind the shirt
2018/19 in context
The 2018-19 campaign was a massive transitional period at the Emirates Stadium following the departure of Arsène Wenger after 22 years. Under new manager Unai Emery, the club reached the UEFA Europa League final and fought fiercely for a Premier League top-four finish.However, the absolute crown jewel of this season was the historic emergence of Hale End academy graduate Bukayo Saka. On November 29, 2018, wearing this exact #87 shirt design, a 17-year-old Saka made his senior professional debut against Vorskla Poltava. He later made his Premier League debut in January 2019, wearing the #87 kit to replace Alex Iwobi. Before he switched to #7 and became an elite world-class talisman for both Arsenal and England, this was the exact shirt layout where his legendary story began, making this a generational collector's holy grail.
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