Red Bull Salzburg 2020/21 Home Shirt

The Red Bull Salzburg 2020/21 home shirt is manufactured by Nike and features the club's red-and-white base with red sleeves and shoulders. A bull graphic is woven into the front of the shirt. The Red Bull logo is placed as a sponsor on the centre of the shirt, reflecting the club's identity since the takeover in 2005. This Salzburg 2020/21 home shirt is available in size small (S) and excellent condition, as there is one tiny bobble below the Nike logo. The style code for this Salzburg football shirt is 

The 2020/21 season was another dominant year for Red Bull Salzburg under American coach Jesse Marsch. The club won the Austrian Bundesliga with 59 points after the championship round, finishing seven points ahead of Rapid Wien despite the league's points halving system. Salzburg also retained the Austrian Cup by defeating LASK 3-0 in the final, completing their eighth domestic double in nine seasons. In the UEFA Champions League, they faced Bayern Munich, Atlético Madrid and Lokomotiv Moscow in the group stage, finishing third before continuing in the UEFA Europa League, where they were eliminated by Villarreal in the Round of 32 with a 4-1 aggregate defeat. Patson Daka enjoyed arguably the best season of his career, scoring 34 goals in 42 appearances across all competitions, while the young Hungarian midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai contributed 8 goals and 13 assists before joining RB Leipzig in January 2021.

Red Bull Salzburg have become Austria's dominant football club over the last two decades, regularly combining domestic success with the development of some of Europe's brightest young talents. Players including Sadio Mané, Erling Haaland, Dayot Upamecano, Dominik Szoboszlai and Karim Adeyemi all developed in Salzburg before earning moves to Europe's biggest leagues. Their recruitment strategy focuses on identifying young players from around the world, giving them first team opportunities at a young age before selling them on. That model has helped Salzburg qualify for European competitions almost every season while remaining the most successful club in Austrian football throughout the modern era.