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1986 · Borussia Monchengladbach
Borussia Monchengladbach black away copa
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Borussia Mönchengladbach 1996 - 97 Away Retro Football Shirt by COPA
Club / nationBorussia Monchengladbach
Season1986
ManufacturerCopa
SizeL
ConditionMint · 10/10
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- BNWT
Product record
- SKU
- BOR-COPA-AWAY
- Country
- Germany
Product details
About this shirt
Step back into a classic era of German football with the COPA Football Borussia Mönchengladbach 1996–97 Retro Shirt. This meticulously detailed replica honors a demanding yet unforgettable season for Die Fohlen, recreating the vintage 90s design with absolute historical accuracy. Crafted with premium materials engineered for a comfortable, regular lifestyle fit, the jersey captures all the authentic accents of the original matchday kit. It features signature black-and-white ribbed detailing on the cuffs and an elegant v-neck polo collar accented with the traditional club green. Complete with the beautifully rendered Mönchengladbach diamond emblem and the unmistakable Diebels beer sponsor front and center, this shirt is an essential collector's piece for retro kit enthusiasts and Gladbach supporters alike.
The story behind the shirt
1986 in context
The 1996–97 Bundesliga season was a test of pure character and survival for Borussia Mönchengladbach. Following several high-flying campaigns in the mid-90s, Die Fohlen hit a turbulent rough patch early on. The sudden departure of star Swedish striker Martin Dahlin to AS Roma left an attacking void that plunged the squad into an alarming relegation battle, ultimately triggering a managerial shift where Hannes Bongartz stepped in to replace long-serving coach Bernd Krauss. In a dramatic twist, Dahlin quickly returned to Germany from Italy, linking up seamlessly with Polish goalscorer Andrzej Juskowiak. Backed by emerging talents like a young Robert Enke in goal and Romanian midfielder Ioan Lupescu, the revitalized team fought their way out of the drop zone to stabilize their place in the German top flight. This striking black away strip, remembered for its bold aesthetic and iconic beer sponsor, remains a treasured symbol of resilience, grit, and the unbreakable spirit of Gladbach's traditional fanbase.
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