Original Borussia Dortmund *Matchworn* Home Jersey 1995-1996 #12 - L
- Home Jersey *Matchworn* #12
- Year: 1995-1996
- Player: Júlio César, Andreas Möller, MichaelZorc
- Size: L (57.5 cm x 72 cm)
- Brand: Nike
- Sponsor: Die Continentale
- Details: Excellent condition, damage on the Nike swoosh. Matchworn version with felt crest, nike and sponsor. Logo is on the other side compared to the fan version. Shirt worn by the 2nd team or youth without names on the back and style of Dortmund above the number. Extremely rare shirt!
Borussia Dortmund’s 1995–96 season under Ottmar Hitzfeld was a landmark campaign, as the club successfully defended their Bundesliga title with a six‑point margin over Bayern Munich, powered by the leadership of captain Michael Zorc, the creativity of Andreas Möller, and the defensive brilliance of Matthias Sammer, who won the Ballon d’Or; alongside their league triumph, Dortmund also lifted the DFB‑Supercup, reached the quarter‑finals of both the DFB‑Pokal and the UEFA Champions League, and established themselves as Germany’s dominant force heading into their eventual European glory the following year.
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- Home Jersey *Matchworn* #12
- Year: 1995-1996
- Player: Júlio César, Andreas Möller, MichaelZorc
- Size: L (57.5 cm x 72 cm)
- Brand: Nike
- Sponsor: Die Continentale
- Details: Excellent condition, damage on the Nike swoosh. Matchworn version with felt crest, nike and sponsor. Logo is on the other side compared to the fan version. Shirt worn by the 2nd team or youth without names on the back and style of Dortmund above the number. Extremely rare shirt!
Borussia Dortmund’s 1995–96 season under Ottmar Hitzfeld was a landmark campaign, as the club successfully defended their Bundesliga title with a six‑point margin over Bayern Munich, powered by the leadership of captain Michael Zorc, the creativity of Andreas Möller, and the defensive brilliance of Matthias Sammer, who won the Ballon d’Or; alongside their league triumph, Dortmund also lifted the DFB‑Supercup, reached the quarter‑finals of both the DFB‑Pokal and the UEFA Champions League, and established themselves as Germany’s dominant force heading into their eventual European glory the following year.
