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1996/97 · Bayern Munich Away
Bayern Munich Away 1996/97 — Official licensed remake by adidas
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Official Adidas reissue of the iconic Bayern Munich 1998 Away shirt, featuring the legendary Opel sponsor and striking chest band design.
Club / nationBayern Munich Away
Season1996/97
ManufacturerAdidas
SizeM
ConditionMint · 10/10
PlayerOfficial licensed remake by adidas
Shirt typeAway
Archive assuranceConstruction, age and condition documented.
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30-day returnsReturn unworn in the condition received.
Condition and disclosed flaws
- Mint condition
Product record
- SKU
- BAY-1996-A-05
- League
- Needs review
Product details
About this shirt
Bring a masterpiece of 90s football fashion back to the streets with this official Adidas remake of the Bayern Munich 1998/00 Away jersey. Faithfully capturing every detail of the original, this shirt features a crisp white top half segmented by sharp navy horizontal pinstripes, an unmistakable red mid-section, and the iconic bold 'OPEL' sponsor printed across the front. Finished with a retro red contrast collar and the classic embroidered club crest, this reissue blends vintage prestige with premium modern production.
The story behind the shirt
1996/97 in context
This shirt belongs to an era of high-stakes drama, absolute dominance, and ultimate redemption. Worn by a legendary Bayern Munich squad featuring icons like Stefan Effenberg, Lothar Matthäus, Oliver Kahn, and Giovane Élber, this striking design accompanied the Bavarian giants through one of the most emotional rollercoasters in football history.It was the kit of the late-90s machine that systematically conquered the Bundesliga, lifting back-to-back German league titles in 1999 and 2000. For fans, this shirt is safe-haven nostalgia—evoking the gritty, unyielding spirit of a side that suffered the heartbreak of Barcelona in 1999, only to rebuild the foundations of the team that would conquer Europe shortly after. Wearing this isn't just a style statement; it’s a tribute to the resilient, winning DNA of Germany's most successful club.
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