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1999/2000 · Leeds united

Leeds United 1999-2000 Away Shirt - Kewell #10

Name: Leeds United 1999-2000 Away Shirt - Kewell #10
Brand: Puma
SKU: LEE-9900-A-KEW10
Price: 80.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Classic Puma-designed Leeds United sky blue away jersey from the historic 1999-2000 campaign

Club / nationLeeds united

Season1999/2000

ManufacturerPuma

SizeXS

ConditionExcellent · 9/10

PlayerKewell

Number10

Shirt typeAway

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Condition and disclosed flaws

The jersey is in immaculate vintage condition. The sky blue material retains its original bright coloration and smooth texture with zero notable clicks, pulls, or bobbles

Product record

SKU: LEE-9900-A-KEW10
League: Premier league

Product details

About this shirt

This authentic Leeds United away shirt showcases the clean, striking aesthetic designed by Puma at the turn of the millennium. Set against a vibrant sky blue base, the shirt is defined by a bold navy blue horizontal chest band bordered by crisp white piping, which seamlessly extends across the sleeves. It features an integrated knit crossover polo collar with navy and white tipped accents, along with official stitched Premier League patches on both sleeves. The historic LUFC crest is proudly embroidered on the left chest, balanced by a raised, textured Puma cat logo on the right. Across the front, the iconic Packard Bell sponsor sits in flawless velvet application. The reverse comes complete with official, period-correct navy and white felt Premier League nameset lettering and numbering for Australian talisman Harry Kewell.

The story behind the shirt

1999/2000 in context

The 1999-2000 season remains one of the most thrilling and iconic modern eras in the history of Leeds United. Under David O'Leary, a vibrant, fearless young squad captured the hearts of football fans by securing a magnificent 3rd-place finish in the Premier League to qualify for the UEFA Champions League, alongside a historic run to the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup. The absolute star of this side was the mercurial Harry Kewell. Operating with devastating pace and skill on the wing and upfront, Kewell netted 17 goals across all competitions, earning him the prestigious PFA Young Player of the Year award and cementing this sky blue template into Elland Road folklore.

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