Borussia Dortmund 2018/19 Home Football Shirt [S]

Original Borussia Dortmund home football shirt from the 2018/19 season, manufactured by Puma. 

Model designed by Puma for the season 2018/19 for Borussia Dortmund, in size S, is a modern interpretation of BVB's club colours, combining classic yellow with strong, contrasting details. The design is based on intense yellow base, juxtaposed with black sleeves and black panels on the shoulders, which gives the shirt a distinctive, sporty character.

The sponsor's logo is printed centrally on the front of the shirt. Evonik, which contrasts with the light background and is a permanent feature of Borussia's visual identity from that period. A special feature of this item is long sleeve version, much less common than standard short-sleeved shirts, which makes it attractive for collectors.

Season 2018/19 was one of the most exciting for Borussia Dortmund in recent years. The team led by Luciena Favre led the Bundesliga table for a long time and was very close to regaining the German championship, ultimately finishing the season in 2nd place, just behind Bayern Munich. The team impressed with its attacking football, pace and high intensity.

That season, BVB's squad included, among others,. Marco Reus, who was the team captain and one of the league's top scorers, Jadon Sancho, rapidly rising to become one of the biggest stars of the younger generation, as well as Paco Alcácer, Axel Witsel, Julian Weigl and young Christian Pulisic, ending his spell in Dortmund before transferring to the Premier League. It was a season that rekindled the ambitions and expectations of BVB fans.

The T-shirt is made of lightweight, technical material, ensuring comfort and good breathability. The S size cut guarantees a good fit, and long sleeve makes this model ideal for collectors seeking rarer variants.

This is an excellent offer for fans and collectors who want to own original Borussia Dortmund 2018/19 home football shirt, distinctive contrasting arrangement of yellow and black, long-sleeved version, iconic sponsor Evonik and a direct reference to one of BVB's most exciting seasons in recent years.