£89.95
2008/09 · Switzerland
Switzerland 2008/09 Shirt
£55.00One available
Switzerland 2008/09 shirt by Puma, size M, source condition 9/10.
Club / nationSwitzerland
Season2008/09
ManufacturerPuma
SizeM
ConditionExcellent · 9/10
Archive assuranceConstruction, age and condition documented.
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- The primary white fabric retains an excellent, bright Alpine tone. As is typical with vintage white kits, there is, faint storage smudge near the lower front hem / no major yellowing,
Product record
- SKU
- SWI-2008-A-01
Product details
About this shirt
Up for sale is an original, beautifully preserved piece of European international football history: the 2008/2009 Switzerland National Team Away Jersey. Designed by Puma for the nations' landmark co-hosting of the Euro 2008 tournament, this shirt features a sharp contrast aesthetic that perfectly balances athletic performance with a clean, classic retro style.The reverse of the jersey is blank—making it an excellent piece for clean lifestyle streetwear or customization with era-specific Swiss legends.
The story behind the shirt
2008/09 in context
🇨🇭 Co-Hosting the European Stage: Euro 2008The 2008–2009 away jersey encapsulates one of the proudest and most monumental moments in Swiss football history. In June 2008, Switzerland took center stage on the global sporting map as they co-hosted the UEFA European Championship alongside neighboring Austria.The atmosphere sweeping across Swiss host cities like Basel, Geneva, and Zürich was electric. Worn as the official alternative strip during this landmark tournament cycle, this jersey represents the immense national pride of a home tournament, carrying the hopes of an entire nation on its shoulders.⚽ The Swansong of Köbi Kuhn & Hakan Yakin’s HeroicsManaged by the beloved, long-serving Swiss tactician Köbi Kuhn in his final tournament before retirement, the squad was determined to leave their mark. Placed in a fiercely competitive Group A alongside Portugal, Turkey, and the Czech Republic, the tournament brought intense drama to the St. Jakob-Park pitch.While a heartbreaking opening match saw captain and all-time top scorer Alexander Frei stretchered off with a tournament-ending injury, the team rallied together. The campaign will forever be remembered for the clinical form of midfielder Hakan Yakin, who scored all three of Switzerland's tournament goals—including a legendary, unforgettable brace against tournament favorites Portugal to secure a historic, roaring 2-0 victory to close out their home campaign. Played alongside core Swiss legends like Tranquillo Barnetta, Valon Behrami, Gökhan Inler, and a young Eren Derdiyok, this kit captures the definitive passing of the torch to a golden generation of Swiss talent.
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