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2013/14 · Real Madrid
Real Madrid 2013/14 Bale Shirt
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Real Madrid 2013/14 shirt by Adidas, size S, source condition 7/10.
Club / nationReal Madrid
Season2013/14
ManufacturerAdidas
SizeS
ConditionGood · 7/10
PlayerBale
Number11
Shirt typeHome
Archive assuranceConstruction, age and condition documented.
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- The primary white fabric remains bright, but being a white kit, there is [Insert detail, e.g., a tiny faint mark on the lower abdomen / very light storage dust marks near the hem / no major stains or yellowing
Product record
- SKU
- RMD-2013-H-06
- League
- La liga
- Country
- Spain
Product details
About this shirt
Real Madrid football shirt from the 2013/14 season, manufactured by Adidas. This individual example is tagged size S and was recorded in the source inventory with condition 7/10. It carries a Bale 11 name set.
The story behind the shirt
2013/14 in context
In September 2013, Real Madrid broke the world transfer record by signing Gareth Bale from Tottenham Hotspur for a staggering €100 million. His arrival completed the terrifying attacking trident alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema, affectionately dubbed "The BBC". In their very first season together, this front three tore Europe apart, scoring a combined 97 goals across all competitions.🏆 La Décima and Copa del Rey MagicThis jersey was on the backs of Los Blancos during two of the most iconic moments in modern club history, both heavily driven by Gareth Bale himself:The Copa del Rey Clásico Winner: In the final against arch-rivals Barcelona, Bale scored one of the greatest solo goals ever. He famously sprinted entirely off the pitch, left Barça defender Marc Bartra in his wake, and slotted home the winning goal in the 85th minute.La Décima (The 10th Champions League): For twelve long years, Real Madrid had been obsessed with winning their 10th European title. In the 2014 Champions League Final against Atlético Madrid, the game went into extra time. In the 110th minute, it was Bale who rose at the far post to head in the crucial, match-winning goal, cementing his name forever in Madrid folklore.
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