Retro Argentina 1986 Away Soccer Jersey

1986 World Cup Argentina Away Blue Retro Soccer Jerseys Shirt

Model Year: 1986

Material: Polyester

Type of Brand Logo: Embroidered

Type of Team Badge: Embroidered

Version:Fan

Made for: Man

Argentina 1986 World Cup Jersey

Be part of the incredible history wearing this replica Argentina 1986 World Cup jersey used by the Argentina team in the final of the 86th World Cup against Germany, where they became world champions. 

This Argentina 1986 World Cup Jersey as made famous by Diego Maradona in a tournament he completely dominated from start to finish, culminating in a thrilling 3-2 extra time victory over West Germany to clinch Argentina's 2nd World Cup in front of a packed Azteca stadium. This shirt comes with the Maradona name and number 10 printed onto the rear of the shirt.

The Diego Maradona 1986 Argentina shirt has a blue background and is very simple and clean. Presents the LE COQ SPORTIF logo stamped and the embroidered Argentina AFA crest. On the left chest is the AFA emblem of the Argentine football team and on the right chest is the embroidered Le Coq Sportif logo, the manufacturer of the shirt. 

The AFA logo is in the shape of a shield, with a gold shield in the same color as the "Sun in May" and two sky-blue bars featuring the national flag. The AFA is the abbreviation of the Argentine Football Association. The coat of arms is surrounded by two bunches of cinnamon branches, in line with the national emblem, with laurel leaves symbolizing victory and glory, and green symbolizing loyalty and friendship. But on the jersey, laurel used gold instead.

"A little with the head of Maradona and a little with the hand of God." - Diego Maradonan [Argentina Jersery No. 10 ] on his controversial goal on this famous battle. That's exactly the world cup when Diego Mardonan this 'hand of God' quote went round the world. 

If you’re a fan of Maradona or Argentina’s national team, then this Diego Maradona Argentina jersey is a must-have. You can buy it at buyjerseyshop now.