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2004/05 · Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich 2004/05 Schweinsteiger Shirt
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Bayern Munich 2004/05 shirt by Adidas, size 2XL, source condition 7/10.
Club / nationBayern Munich
Season2004/05
ManufacturerAdidas
Size2XL
ConditionGood · 7/10
PlayerSchweinsteiger
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- . While this shirt has excellent structural integrity, it shows clear signs of age and match-day wear consistent with a 20-year-old kit
Product record
- SKU
- BAY-2004-A-01
- Country
- Germany
Product details
About this shirt
Add a touch of vintage Bavarian dominance to your kit collection with this original 2006-07 FC Bayern Munich away shirt. Crafted by Adidas, this template features a clean matte black finish, signature red three-stripe detailing over the shoulders, and mesh ventilation panels built for premium airflow.The front proudly sports the classic embroidered Bayern crest and retro pink Adidas logo, balanced perfectly with the legendary T-Com sponsor. Flipping to the reverse, you'll find the timeless, dotted-font name and number block of midfield maestro Bastian Schweinsteiger.
The story behind the shirt
2004/05 in context
The 2006/07 European campaign was a definitive era of transition for Germany’s biggest club, marked by grit, tactical overhauls, and the undeniable rise of a new generation. Clad in this menacing stealth-black design with striking red accents, Die Roten entered the UEFA Champions League determined to leave their mark.This exact kit design brings back unforgettable European nights. It was worn during a rollercoaster Champions League run where Felix Magath was replaced mid-season by the returning legendary manager Ottmar Hitzfeld. Under Hitzfeld, Bayern pulled off a legendary Round of 16 comeback against Real Madrid—featuring Roy Makaay's famous goal just 10.12 seconds into the match, which remains the fastest goal in Champions League history.At the very heart of this squad was a 22-year-old blonde-haired maestro dictates the midfield: Bastian Schweinsteiger. Wearing his original youth academy number #31 (long before taking the traditional number 7 for his country), this season captured "Schweini" evolving from a flashy, energetic winger into the fierce, tactical midfield engine that would eventually power Bayern to a historic treble years later. Complete with the iconic vintage "T-Com" chest sponsor and official Champions League starball details, this shirt isn't just fabric—it's a snapshot of a German legend in the making.
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