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2011/12 · Olympique de Marseille
Olympique de Marseille 2011-12 Third Shirt - André-Pierre Gignac #10
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A vibrant and unforgettable piece of French football design, this authentic 2011-12 Olympique de Marseille third shirt by Adidas features the iconic BetClic sponsor and the official André-Pierre Gignac #10 nameset.
Club / nationOlympique de Marseille
Season2011/12
ManufacturerAdidas
SizeM
ConditionExcellent · 9/10
PlayerGignac
Number10
Shirt typeThird
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- Excellent vintage condition. The body fabric preserves intense, brilliant orange coloration with no major signs of sun fading, pilling
Product record
- SKU
- MAR-2001-3-01
- League
- Ligue 1 / UEFA Champions League
- Country
- France
Product details
About this shirt
Make a bold statement with this original Olympique de Marseille 2011-2012 third/European kit. Embodying the adventurous aesthetic of the early 2010s, this shirt showcases a striking burnt orange primary base beautifully broken up by multi-toned navy blue and sky blue horizontal stripes running across the torso. It features a classic crewneck collar, sky blue stitched Adidas 3-Stripes running down the shoulders, a heat-applied Adidas brand logo, and an embroidered club crest complete with its proud championship star. The white BetClic sponsor logo stands out sharply across the chest. The reverse is fully customized with the club's official, unique retro-styled white-contoured navy nameset for cult-hero French striker André-Pierre Gignac and his signature number 10, complete with integrated club crests at the base of the numbers.
The story behind the shirt
2011/12 in context
The 2011-12 campaign was an exhilarating cup adventure for Les Phocéens under the stewardship of Didier Deschamps. While domestic league form fluctuated, Marseille set Europe alight by marching to the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals for the first time since their historic 1993 triumph, recording memorable victories over Inter Milan and Borussia Dortmund. This energetic orange kit was specifically designed as their European away strip. Spearheading the physical battles up front during this era was the powerhouse forward André-Pierre Gignac, whose relentless work ethic, clinical strikes, and passionate devotion to the club made him an absolute fan favorite at the Stade Vélodrome.
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