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Official home jersey of the French national team for the 2000 season, produced by Adidas and personalized with Zidane’s name and number 10. The jersey is blue with white and red detailing on the sleeves and chest. It features a polo collar with white trim and a red insert at the neckline. The Adidas logo is on the right chest, while the French federation crest with one star is on the left. The number 10 appears on both the front and the back, along with the name "Zidane" in white with red outline. The jersey is available in size XL.

Historical Anecdote

In Euro 2000, France won their second European Championship by defeating Italy 2-1 in the final. Zinedine Zidane, already a World Cup champion in 1998, led the team with brilliant performances and cemented his status as one of the greatest players of his generation.

Official home jersey of Paris Saint-Germain for the 2012/2013 season, manufactured by Nike. The design features the club’s traditional navy blue with two vertical red and white stripes in the center. The PSG crest is stitched on the left chest, while the Nike logo is embroidered on the right. The main sponsor, Fly Emirates, is printed in white on the front. The back showcases the name "Pastore" and the number 27, worn by Argentine playmaker Javier Pastore.

Historical anecdote

The 2012/2013 season was a turning point for Paris Saint-Germain as they won the Ligue 1 title under Carlo Ancelotti’s management. This victory marked the club’s return to the top of French football after a 19-year wait. Javier Pastore, one of the first marquee signings of the Qatari era, stood out with his elegance and technique, contributing with goals and assists to PSG’s success.