Nationals

Official France Home jersey for the 2002/2003 season, produced by technical sponsor Adidas. The classic Les Bleus design features a blue base with red and white details on the shoulders, maintaining the French tradition. The national team crest is stitched on the left chest with a golden star above, symbolizing the 1998 World Cup victory. The Adidas logo is centrally placed, while the back is customized with Henry’s name and number 12. Size L.

Thierry Henry, a key player for France during those years, was coming off the Euro 2000 victory and continued to establish himself as one of the most lethal strikers in world football. Wearing the number 12, Henry helped France qualify for Euro 2004 and shone at Arsenal, winning the 2003/2004 Premier League unbeaten with the "Gunners." His speed, technique, and composure in front of goal made him one of the greatest forwards of his generation.

Official Netherlands home shirt from the 2000 season, produced by Nike and personalized with the name and number of Dennis Bergkamp, the legendary number 10. The design features a blue base with orange details, a classic collar, and dark side panels. The KNVB crest is applied on the left chest, while the Nike logo is embroidered on the right side. On the back, “Bergkamp” and the number 10 are printed in bold orange.

The 2000 season saw the Netherlands compete in the European Championship, which they co-hosted with Belgium. Under coach Frank Rijkaard, the Oranje reached the semifinals, where they were eliminated by Italy in a dramatic penalty shootout. This tournament marked Dennis Bergkamp’s final international appearance, closing his illustrious career with the national team.