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2003-2004 · Olympique Lyonnais
Olympique Lyonnais 2003-04 Home Shirt - Giovane Élber #9
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A classic piece of French football dominance, this authentic 2003-04 Olympique Lyonnais home jersey by Umbro features the iconic Renault Trucks sponsor and the official Giovane Élber #9 nameset.
Club / nationOlympique Lyonnais
Season2003-2004
ManufacturerUmbro
SizeS
ConditionExcellent · 8/10
PlayerElber
Number9
Shirt typeHome
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- Excellent vintage condition. The white base material remains exceptionally bright and crisp, entirely free of major snags, pulls, or fabric pilling
Product record
- SKU
- LYO-2003-H-02
- Country
- France
Product details
About this shirt
Celebrate the golden era of Les Gones with this original Olympique Lyonnais 2003-2004 home kit. Crafted by Umbro, this jersey features a clean white base elevated by subtle jacquard shadow stripes running vertically down the body. The striking asymmetrical design is grounded by an iconic red and blue vertical stripe flowing straight under the embroidered club crest on the left chest. The right chest proudly bears the embroidered Umbro double-diamond logo, with the legendary velvet/flock Renault Trucks sponsor printed boldly across the torso. The reverse features the official Ligue 1 style blue nameset with red trim, customized for legendary Brazilian forward Giovane Élber, complete with the authentic LFP crest stamped at the base of the number 9.
The story behind the shirt
2003-2004 in context
The 2003-04 campaign was a monumental season for Lyon as they secured their third consecutive Ligue 1 title, kickstarting an unprecedented era of absolute domestic dominance. This exact shirt template was also worn during a thrilling run to the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals. To spearhead their European ambitions, Lyon made a statement signing by bringing in prolific Brazilian striker Giovane Élber fresh from his legendary, trophy-laden spell at Bayern Munich. Élber immediately brought his clinical world-class instinct to the Stade de Gerland, scoring crucial goals domestically and continentally to cement his legacy in France.
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