Original Arsenal FC Sweater 1997-1999 - Kids XL fit S
- Sweater
- Year: 1997-1999
- Player: Dennis Bergkamp, Ian Wright, Patrick Viera
- Size: Kids XL fit S (54 cm x 65.5 cm)
- Brand: Nike
- Sponsor: JVC
- Details: Good condition, somepulls and flaws on the sweater.
In Arsène Wenger's debut full season at Arsenal, the team secured the league title after a seven-year gap. They also triumphed in the 1998 FA Cup Final against Newcastle United, clinching the trophy for the first time since 1993 and completing a domestic double – a historic achievement for the club. Despite early exits from the League Cup and UEFA Cup, Arsenal made significant transfers, bringing in players like Marc Overmars, Emmanuel Petit, and Alex Manninger, while parting ways with English midfielder Paul Merson. Although they faced setbacks in the league, including a series of defeats, Arsenal mounted a remarkable comeback, winning the championship with a ten-match winning streak. Wenger received the Carling Manager of the Year award, and Dennis Bergkamp was honored as the PFA Players' Player of the Year and FWA Footballer of the Year in recognition of their success.
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- Sweater
- Year: 1997-1999
- Player: Dennis Bergkamp, Ian Wright, Patrick Viera
- Size: Kids XL fit S (54 cm x 65.5 cm)
- Brand: Nike
- Sponsor: JVC
- Details: Good condition, somepulls and flaws on the sweater.
In Arsène Wenger's debut full season at Arsenal, the team secured the league title after a seven-year gap. They also triumphed in the 1998 FA Cup Final against Newcastle United, clinching the trophy for the first time since 1993 and completing a domestic double – a historic achievement for the club. Despite early exits from the League Cup and UEFA Cup, Arsenal made significant transfers, bringing in players like Marc Overmars, Emmanuel Petit, and Alex Manninger, while parting ways with English midfielder Paul Merson. Although they faced setbacks in the league, including a series of defeats, Arsenal mounted a remarkable comeback, winning the championship with a ten-match winning streak. Wenger received the Carling Manager of the Year award, and Dennis Bergkamp was honored as the PFA Players' Player of the Year and FWA Footballer of the Year in recognition of their success.
