Arsenal FC 2021/22 Third 3 Tierney football shirt [XL].

Arsenal FC's original third football shirt from the 2021/22 season by Adidas, printed by Kieran Tierney. 

The third model Arsenal FC from the season 2021/22produced by Adidas in XL size, represents one of the most distinctive and bold designs in the modern history of the London club. Presented as a tribute to the iconic „Blue Lightning” away models used by Arsenal in the mid-1990s, the jersey has quickly established itself as one of the most coveted designs among collectors and fans of the Canaries.

The T-shirt has been produced with a geometric pattern reminiscent of lightning bolts. The dynamic design, inspired by vintage Nike models from 1994-1995, combines „mystery blue” and „signal cyan” shades, complemented by red details. A sponsor print takes centre stage on the front Fly Emirates, while the logo Adidas The two-colour design is a direct reference to the designs of the 1990s, with a very unique look that still makes it one of the rarest and most sought-after T-shirts of today. Arsenal FC.

There is an original print on the back. Kieran Tierney, which during the season 2021/22 was one of the most important defensive players Arsenal FC. The Scottish left-back was prized for his intense style of play, commitment and regular performances under Mikel Arteta, becoming one of the favourites of the Emirates Stadium club's supporters.

Season 2021/22 was for Arsenal FC a period of building a young and very promising team. The team then featured players such as. Bukayo Saka, Martin Ødegaard, Emile Smith Rowe, Aaron Ramsdale or Gabriel Martinelli, and the team struggled for a long time to get back into the Champions League.

The T-shirt is made of a light and airy material and the XL size cut offers a classic fit in line with the standards of the Adidas.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for Arsenal FC's original third football shirt from the 2021/22 season by Adidas, printed by Kieran Tierney, a clear record of a contemporary design inspired by the iconic style of the 1990s Canaries.