Norway 1994/96 Home Football Shirt [M]

Original home football jersey Norway national team manufactured between 1994 and 1996 Umbro. 

Home model Norway's representation over the years 1994/96, designed by Umbro in size M, was established during one of the most successful periods in the history of Norwegian football. It was a time of regular appearances on the international stage and promotion to 1994 World Cup, which confirmed Norway's growing position in European international football. Today, the shirt is a clear symbol of this golden era for the national team.

The T-shirt was manufactured using intensive red base, characteristic of domestic colours Norway, and supplemented white polo collar, giving the whole a classic, elegant look. The front features a distinctive dark cross motif, which cuts across the composition of the shirt and is a direct reference to national symbolism. Within it is placed federation logo on the right chest and the country's flag on the left, creating an asymmetrical yet highly distinctive visual layout typical of designs Umbro from the mid-1990s.

During this period Norway national team was experiencing one of the best moments in its history, culminating in a performance at World Championships 1994 in the USA. The team competed in an extremely close group, in which all teams finished with identical points, and the Norwegians were narrowly eliminated despite their victory over Mexico. The core of the team at that time consisted of players such as Tore André Flo, Øyvind Leonhardsen, Henning Berg or Erik Thorstvedt, and the team gained a reputation as a solid and tough opponent on the international stage.

The T-shirt is made of light and airy material, characteristic of projects Umbro from that period. Cut in size M meets the manufacturer's standards from the mid-1990s, offering a classic fit in line with the football clothing trends of that era.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for original home football shirt of the Norwegian national team from 1994/96, inextricably linked to The 1994 World Cup, one of the most important moments in the history of the national team and a distinctive, timeless style Umbro.