£165.00
2017/18 · Barcerlona
Barcerlona 2017/18 — Dem belle 11
£70.00One available
Official Nike Barcelona 2017/18 Home shirt featuring French winger Ousmane Dembélé’s name and number 11 official club style printing.
Club / nationBarcerlona
Season2017/18
ManufacturerNike
SizeM
ConditionMint · 10/10
PlayerDem belle
Number11
Shirt typeHome
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- Mint
Product record
- SKU
- BAR-2017-H-01
- League
- Needs review
Product details
About this shirt
Relive a dominant domestic campaign with this official Nike Barcelona 2017/18 Home jersey. Moving away from standard block stripes, this unique design features modern, fading vertical red pinstripes on a deep royal blue base. The front showcases the crisp white Rakuten sponsor graphic, complemented by the yellow Nike Swoosh, an embroidered club crest, and a subtle Senyera Catalan flag detail inside the back collar. This shirt is fitted with the official yellow name set for explosive winger Ousmane Dembélé (11), making it a brilliant piece of modern Blaugrana history.
The story behind the shirt
2017/18 in context
This shirt represents a summer of seismic change and massive expectations at the Camp Nou. Following the record-breaking departure of Neymar Jr, Barcelona turned to one of Europe's most electric young talents, signing Ousmane Dembélé in a blockbuster transfer. Handed the legendary number 11 shirt, Dembélé arrived to complete a devastating frontline alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez.Under Ernesto Valverde, this template was worn as Barcelona completely dominated Spanish football, stringing together an astonishing 36-game unbeaten run to secure a domestic La Liga and Copa del Rey Double. For collectors, this jersey captures the raw excitement and high-stakes drama of Dembélé's debut season in Catalonia—recalling his lightning pace, elite dribbling ability, and his first crucial steps on the grandest stage of world football.
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