South Africa football shirt 2006/08 Home [S].

Original 2006/08 home football jersey of the South African national team by Adidas. 

Home model South African national team over the years 2006/08produced by Adidas in size S, comes from the period of the team's preparation for the biggest event in the history of local football - the organization of the World Championships 2010. It was a time of intensive team rebuilding and building a team capable of representing the country worthily as a future World Cup host.

The T-shirt was produced on a yellow base and is based on a distinctive stencil TeamGeist used by Adidas in the second half of the first decade of the 21st century. The sleeves feature the three green stripes characteristic of the designs Adidas, while the front of the jersey is surrounded by a large semi-circular panel in green, creating a dynamic motif alluding to the national colours South Africa. Coat of arms South African Football Association and logo Adidas arranged classically on the chest, maintaining a clear composition.

In years 2006-2008 South African national team, known as Bafana Bafana, built a squad based on players who had played in both the domestic and European leagues. The team featured, among others. Steven Pienaar, one of the most recognisable footballers of this generation, Benni McCarthy, the best shooter in the history of the national team, and Aaron Mokoena, the team's long-time captain and defensive leader. The team was gradually preparing to host the World Cup, which was to become a historic moment for African football.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable material and the cut in size S complies with standards Adidas, offering the classic fit characteristic of the brand's designs of the period.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for the original South African national football team home jersey from 2006/08, which is a clear record of the preparation period Bafana Bafana to historical World Championships 2010.