Galatasaray 2014/15 Home Shirt

The 2014/15 Galatasaray home shirt broke away from the club's traditional half red, half orange design. Nike introduced three vertical stripes across the front, blending the club's colours together with a subtle fading effect. During the first months of the season the shirt was worn without a front sponsor, before Huawei became the club's main sponsor later in the campaign. This Galatasaray 2014/15 home shirt comes in size kids M and excellent condition. There are only some tiny pen marks on the front of the shirt. This exact Galatasaray football shirt has 618797-606 as style code. 

The 2014/15 season started turbulently for Galatasaray. Cesare Prandelli was appointed after leading Italy at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, but he was dismissed in November following disappointing league results and a 4-1 Champions League defeat against Borussia Dortmund. Former player Hamza Hamzaoğlu took over and immediately changed the club's fortunes. Galatasaray finished the season as Süper Lig champions with 77 points, three ahead of Fenerbahçe, before also winning the Turkish Cup with a 3-2 victory over Bursaspor and the Turkish Super Cup after another win over the same opponents. Wesley Sneijder played one of his finest seasons in Turkey, making 45 appearances, scoring 10 goals and providing 15 assists across all competitions. Burak Yılmaz finished as the club's leading scorer with 22 goals, while Felipe Melo remained one of the team's most experienced and influential midfielders. In Europe, Galatasaray finished third in their Champions League group behind Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund before being eliminated by Chelsea in the Round of 16 of the Europa League. 

Galatasaray were founded by students of Galatasaray High School in Istanbul and remain the only Turkish club to have won a major European trophy, lifting both the UEFA Cup and UEFA Super Cup in 2000 under Fatih Terim. Their home matches are played at Rams Park, where the UltrAslan supporters are known for producing one of the loudest atmospheres in European football. Winning the 2014/15 Süper Lig title was the club's twentieth league championship, allowing Galatasaray to become the first team in Turkey to wear four stars above the club crest, with each star representing five national league titles.