One glimpse of this United kit and images of Ruud Van Nistelrooy goals come flooding back. The Dutchman was top scorer in 2002/03 with 12 strikes wearing this, before hitting four more in 2003/04. A deep and true red with sharp black accents makes this shirt unforgettably minimalist, while the elbow-length sleeves place it firmly in the Noughties. Ole Gunnar Solskjær scored once in his two appearances during this season, but there were no heroics this time as Porto stunned United in the round of 16.
An adidas template that wouldn’t look out of place today, this navy away shirt is perfectly complemented by light blue detail and a sleek and stylish shallow V-neck. Worn by the likes of David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane, Luís Figo and Ronaldo (the Brazilian one), this kit gave the Galácticos every chance to shine– only for Fernando Morientes, on loan at Monaco from Madrid, to score the all-important away goal in a thrilling quarter-final tie.
One glimpse of this United kit and images of Ruud Van Nistelrooy goals come flooding back. The Dutchman was top scorer in 2002/03 with 12 strikes wearing this, before hitting four more in 2003/04. A deep and true red with sharp black accents makes this shirt unforgettably minimalist, while the elbow-length sleeves place it firmly in the Noughties. Ole Gunnar Solskjær scored once in his two appearances during this season, but there were no heroics this time as Porto stunned United in the round of 16.
An adidas template that wouldn’t look out of place today, this navy away shirt is perfectly complemented by light blue detail and a sleek and stylish shallow V-neck. Worn by the likes of David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane, Luís Figo and Ronaldo (the Brazilian one), this kit gave the Galácticos every chance to shine– only for Fernando Morientes, on loan at Monaco from Madrid, to score the all-important away goal in a thrilling quarter-final tie.
This unique Puma kit matched the quality of Didier Deschamps’ team, who knocked out Real Madrid and Chelsea en route to the final. It features the diagonal half-and-half pattern designed by Grace Kelly and was first worn in 1960/61; the two equal bands, red over white, are based on the city-state’s flag, the colours of the house of Grimaldi. Morientes, Ludovic Giuly, Dado Pršo and Jérôme Rothen wreaked havoc on opposition defences while wearing it, before hitting a wall against Porto in the final.
Porto played in a variety of hues – even red – before opting for blue-and-white stripes in 1909, based on the colours of the Portuguese monarchy. This sleek kit offers a different angle on a classic cut: a straight, open white collar sits on just two blue stripes, before giving way to block colouring. José Mourinho’s side struck gold in this shirt, with Carlos Alberto, Deco and Dmitri Alenichev scoring in their 3-0 final win versus Monaco.
One glimpse of this United kit and images of Ruud Van Nistelrooy goals come flooding back. The Dutchman was top scorer in 2002/03 with 12 strikes wearing this, before hitting four more in 2003/04. A deep and true red with sharp black accents makes this shirt unforgettably minimalist, while the elbow-length sleeves place it firmly in the Noughties. Ole Gunnar Solskjær scored once in his two appearances during this season, but there were no heroics this time as Porto stunned United in the round of 16.
An adidas template that wouldn’t look out of place today, this navy away shirt is perfectly complemented by light blue detail and a sleek and stylish shallow V-neck. Worn by the likes of David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane, Luís Figo and Ronaldo (the Brazilian one), this kit gave the Galácticos every chance to shine– only for Fernando Morientes, on loan at Monaco from Madrid, to score the all-important away goal in a thrilling quarter-final tie.
One glimpse of this United kit and images of Ruud Van Nistelrooy goals come flooding back. The Dutchman was top scorer in 2002/03 with 12 strikes wearing this, before hitting four more in 2003/04. A deep and true red with sharp black accents makes this shirt unforgettably minimalist, while the elbow-length sleeves place it firmly in the Noughties. Ole Gunnar Solskjær scored once in his two appearances during this season, but there were no heroics this time as Porto stunned United in the round of 16.
An adidas template that wouldn’t look out of place today, this navy away shirt is perfectly complemented by light blue detail and a sleek and stylish shallow V-neck. Worn by the likes of David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane, Luís Figo and Ronaldo (the Brazilian one), this kit gave the Galácticos every chance to shine– only for Fernando Morientes, on loan at Monaco from Madrid, to score the all-important away goal in a thrilling quarter-final tie.
One glimpse of this United kit and images of Ruud Van Nistelrooy goals come flooding back. The Dutchman was top scorer in 2002/03 with 12 strikes wearing this, before hitting four more in 2003/04. A deep and true red with sharp black accents makes this shirt unforgettably minimalist, while the elbow-length sleeves place it firmly in the Noughties. Ole Gunnar Solskjær scored once in his two appearances during this season, but there were no heroics this time as Porto stunned United in the round of 16.
An adidas template that wouldn’t look out of place today, this navy away shirt is perfectly complemented by light blue detail and a sleek and stylish shallow V-neck. Worn by the likes of David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane, Luís Figo and Ronaldo (the Brazilian one), this kit gave the Galácticos every chance to shine– only for Fernando Morientes, on loan at Monaco from Madrid, to score the all-important away goal in a thrilling quarter-final tie.
This unique Puma kit matched the quality of Didier Deschamps’ team, who knocked out Real Madrid and Chelsea en route to the final. It features the diagonal half-and-half pattern designed by Grace Kelly and was first worn in 1960/61; the two equal bands, red over white, are based on the city-state’s flag, the colours of the house of Grimaldi. Morientes, Ludovic Giuly, Dado Pršo and Jérôme Rothen wreaked havoc on opposition defences while wearing it, before hitting a wall against Porto in the final.
Porto played in a variety of hues – even red – before opting for blue-and-white stripes in 1909, based on the colours of the Portuguese monarchy. This sleek kit offers a different angle on a classic cut: a straight, open white collar sits on just two blue stripes, before giving way to block colouring. José Mourinho’s side struck gold in this shirt, with Carlos Alberto, Deco and Dmitri Alenichev scoring in their 3-0 final win versus Monaco.
One glimpse of this United kit and images of Ruud Van Nistelrooy goals come flooding back. The Dutchman was top scorer in 2002/03 with 12 strikes wearing this, before hitting four more in 2003/04. A deep and true red with sharp black accents makes this shirt unforgettably minimalist, while the elbow-length sleeves place it firmly in the Noughties. Ole Gunnar Solskjær scored once in his two appearances during this season, but there were no heroics this time as Porto stunned United in the round of 16.
An adidas template that wouldn’t look out of place today, this navy away shirt is perfectly complemented by light blue detail and a sleek and stylish shallow V-neck. Worn by the likes of David Beckham, Zinédine Zidane, Luís Figo and Ronaldo (the Brazilian one), this kit gave the Galácticos every chance to shine– only for Fernando Morientes, on loan at Monaco from Madrid, to score the all-important away goal in a thrilling quarter-final tie.
