£80.00
2006/07 · Chelsea
Chelsea 2006/07 — 11-Drogba
£115.00One available
An exceptional piece of West London history. Clean white Adidas canvas paired with Chelsea's legendary #11, Didier Drogba.
Club / nationChelsea
Season2006/07
ManufacturerAdidas
SizeM
ConditionExcellent · 9/10
Player11-Drogba
Number11
Shirt typeAway
Archive assuranceConstruction, age and condition documented.
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30-day returnsReturn unworn in the condition received.
Condition and disclosed flaws
- The embroidered Adidas logo and Chelsea crest are pristine. Very minimal, light evidence of superficial wear
Product record
- SKU
- CHE-2006-A-1
- League
- Needs review
- Country
- England
Product details
About this shirt
This authentic Chelsea FC away shirt from the iconic 2006–08 campaign showcases the absolute peak era of mid-2000s technical apparel design by Adidas. Cut from structured, breathable performance mesh, it features the iconic Samsung Mobile sponsor block sharply pressed across the chest. The reverse is beautifully finished with authentic Premier League flock lettering displaying the name of the club’s legendary talisman, Drogba, and his trademark number 11.Every detail—from the distinct three-stripe sleeve panels to the high-thread-count embroidered club crest—has been rigorously checked by our team against original period-correct specifications. Perfect for matchdays at Stamford Bridge or adding an anchor piece to a serious vintage collection.
The story behind the shirt
2006/07 in context
The mid-2000s under Jose Mourinho and Avram Grant defined the modern era of Chelsea dominance, and Didier Drogba was the lethal spearhead of that machine. During the 2006–07 season, Drogba wore this beautiful white alternative silhouette while terrorising top-flight defences, finishing the year with a spectacular 33 goals across all competitions and securing both the FA Cup and League Cup trophies. This shirt represents the pure power, clutches of historic goals, and raw intimidation factor of one of the Premier League's greatest ever strikers.
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