Puma Arsenal FC Third 2017 Champions League Jersey
Made of lightweight polyester, the Puma Arsenal FC Third 2017 Champions League Jersey brings Dry Cell technology, wich contains functional materials that keeps the sweat away from the skin and keeps you dry and comfortable during the matches. Its design presents blue as predominant color with fluorescent yellow in every detail. Also, black on the shoulders and part of the sleeves. In the chest, the team's badge and Puma logo are present. In addition, the sponsor logo is highlighted in the frontal region. There is also the patch of the Champions League and Respect on the sleeves. Finally, the jersey has crew neck and a different cut, being slightly bigger in the back region. Comfort and quality in a single product!
The UEFA Champions League (UCL), successor to the European Cup is a competition organized by UEFA since the 1955-56 season (from 1992-93 in its current form) for soccer clubs who obtain the best ratings in domestic tournaments. The award, the European Champion Clubs Cup (better known as the European Cup) is the most prestigious trophy in European soccer. In 2006, Arsenal was very close to the exclusive title of the UEFA Champions League. After the expulsion of its goalkeeper, Jens Lehmann, early in the game, the english team was completely unstructured and staff remained with ten players until the end of the match. Still, Arsenal FC went ahead, 1-0, goal scored by Sol Campbell after a foul suffered by Emmanuel Eboué and charged by Thierry Henry. The team missed several opportunities to score and ended up suffering the tie, and then, in a move of luck, suffered a goal by Barcelona, that was scored by the brazilian, Belletti.
Composition: 100% Polyester
Pocket: No
Lining: No
Collar: Crew Neck
Sleeves: Short
Country: England
Technology: Dry Cell
Approximate Dimensions (H x W):
S: 73 x 50 cm
M: 75 x 52 cm
L: 77 x 54 cm
XL: 79 x 56 cm