SAMPLE Real Madrid 2009/10 Home Football Shirt 23 Van Der Vaart [M]

Original Real Madrid home football shirt from the 2009/10 season, manufactured by Adidas, with Rafael van der Vaart's name printed on it. 

The model prepared by Adidas for the season 2009/10 for Real Madrid, in size M, represents the classic aesthetics of the „Royals” in their first season after a major squad overhaul, in which the club began a new era of galactic signings. This is a copy marked as SAMPLE, i.e. the prototype of the collection — apart from the label on the back of the neck, it does not differ from the final models used in sales and by competitors.

The T-shirt was manufactured in white colour scheme, which is its hallmark Real Madrid. The sleeves feature black Adidas stripes, while the whole was broken up yellow stitching visible on the front, back and sleeves, adding dynamism and a subtle distinguishing feature to the design. On the shoulder there is La Liga patch, and the sponsor's logo was printed on the front. BWIN, contrasting with the white background.

On the back there is original print by Rafael van der Vaart, a midfielder who, during the season 2009/10 He competed for a place in midfield with newly signed stars and brought technical quality and balance between playmaking and finishing.

The material of the T-shirt is lightweight, technical and breathable, compliant with standards Adidas at that time. Cut in size M ensures a comfortable fit and comfort of use in everyday conditions.

Season 2009/10 was for Real Madrid the beginning of a new sports project — the club made some spectacular transfers, bringing in, among others,. Cristiano Ronaldo, Karima Benzema, Xabi Alonso i Kakę, building a team ready to compete for the Champions League. Although Barcelona won the Spanish championship, Real achieved an impressive number of points and laid the foundations for complete domination in the following years.

This is an excellent proposition for collectors seeking original Real Madrid home football shirt from the 2009/10 season, z Rafela van der Vaart print, reflecting one of the most interesting transitional moments in the club's history.