Adidas football shirts
Adidas is known for their partnerships with Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Ajax. They have been manufacturer of these elite clubs for decades. Adidas became a top brand with their 3 stripes on the sleeves. This concept makes Adidas recognizable and stylish. They are a German brand and they have been producing football shirts ever since the late 20th century. We made a guide on how to identify an original Adidas football shirt.
How Adidas stays on top as a football shirt manufacturer
Football shirts evolve constantly and both the quality and design has to improve every year. During the 2018 World Cup, Adidas stunned the football shirt market by making throwback shirts for their nations, where they made a modern remake of old-school classics. Just like their rivals, they also made special player version football shirts, made with heat pressed logos, lightweight material and different textures to improve player performance.
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Argentina 2018 Home Shirt Messi (S-Very Good)
Regular price €64,99Regular priceSale price €64,99 -

Juventus 2021/22 Away Shirt De Ligt (M-Mint)
Regular price €99,99Regular priceSale price €99,99 -

Bayern Munich 2015/16 Third Shirt Arturo Vidal (L-Mint)
Regular price €99,99Regular priceSale price €99,99 -

Olympique Lyonnais 2010/11 Training Shirt (M-Very Good)
Regular price €44,99Regular priceSale price €44,99 -

Spain 2022 Home Shirt (M-Mint)
Regular price €59,99Regular priceSale price €59,99 -

Bayern Munich 2021/22 Away Shirt Alphonso Davies (M-Mint)
Regular price €119,99Regular priceSale price €119,99 -

Sweden 2022/23 Home Shirt (XS-Mint)
Regular price €49,99Regular priceSale price €49,99 -

Juventus 2023/24 Home Shirt (S-Mint)
Regular price €64,99Regular priceSale price €64,99 -

Juventus 2020/21 Away Shirt (S-Mint)
Regular price €59,99Regular priceSale price €59,99 -

Real Madrid 2022/23 Home Shirt Vinicius Jr (S-Excellent)
Regular price €79,99Regular priceSale price €79,99 -

Aberdeen 2020/21 Away Shirt (S-Excellent)
Regular price €54,99Regular priceSale price €54,99 -

Chelsea 2014/15 Third Shirt Cuadrado (L-Excellent)
Regular price €99,99Regular priceSale price €99,99 -

Manchester United 2023/24 Third Shirt Rashford (S-Mint)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Manchester United 2024/25 Away Shirt Zirkzee (M-Mint)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Arsenal 2021/22 Home Shirt Aubameyang (S-Mint)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Manchester United 2023/24 Home Shirt Casemiro (M-Mint)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Arsenal 2023/24 Away Shirt Saka (M-Mint)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Manchester United 2022/23 Home Shirt Bruno Fernandes (S-Excellent)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Arsenal 2020/21 Home Shirt Aubameyang (M-Mint)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Juventus 2019/20 Third Shirt Ronaldo (S-Mint)
Regular price €109,99Regular priceSale price €109,99 -

Benfica 2023/24 Away Shirt Di Maria (L-Mint)
Regular price €99,99Regular priceSale price €99,99 -

Ajax 2025/26 Away Shirt Gaaei (M-New With Tags)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Manchester United 2022/23 Home Shirt Ronaldo (S-Excellent)
Regular price €89,99Regular priceSale price €89,99 -

Juventus 2022/23 Home Shirt Di Maria (L-New With Tags)
Regular price €99,99Regular priceSale price €99,99
Adidas as part of football history
Adidas has been part of football since the early years of the brand. The 1954 World Cup was an important moment, when West Germany won the tournament wearing adidas boots with interchangeable screw-in studs. adidas later moved further into football clothing, with the Franz Beckenbauer tracksuit becoming its first major apparel product in 1967. From the 1970 World Cup onwards, Adidas also became the official supplier of the FIFA World Cup match ball. The brand went on to produce shirts for major clubs and national teams including Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Juventus, Germany, Argentina and Spain.
One of Adidas’s most recognisable football designs came with the 2006 FIFA World Cup and the Teamgeist template. The curved panel design was used by national teams including Germany and Argentina and then adapted for clubs during the 2006/07 season, including Ajax, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Juventus, Manchester United and Real Madrid. Players associated with Adidas across different generations include Franz Beckenbauer, Michel Platini, Zinedine Zidane, David Beckham and Lionel Messi, with the current generation including players such as Jude Bellingham, Lamine Yamal and Mohamed Salah. The original Teamgeist design has since been reissued in modern collections, including special editions for major Adidas clubs.























