Girondins De Bordeaux 1996/97 Home 27 Papin football shirt [XL].

Original home football jersey Girondins de Bordeaux from the 1996/97 season by Le Coq Sportif, printed by Jean-Pierre Papin. 

Home model Girondins de Bordeaux z 1996/97 seasonproduced by Le Coq Sportif in size XL, dates back to the second half of the 1990s, a period of re-establishing the club's position after previous successes and European performances. It was a time of Bordeaux functioning as a solid Ligue 1 team, based on experience and a clear sporting identity.

The T-shirt was produced in the colour navy blue, and its most distinctive feature is slanted white stripe running across the front, for years a hallmark of home outfits Girondins de Bordeaux. The project is complemented by white polo collar, giving the whole a classic, elegant look, and stripes on sleeves with manufacturer's logos, typical of the style Le Coq Sportif The whole retains a simple, timeless form, firmly rooted in the aesthetics of that decade.

There is an original print on the back. Jean-Pierre Papin, one of the most outstanding French strikers in history. The 1991 Golden Ball winner joined the Girondins de Bordeaux towards the end of his prolific career, bringing great experience and prestige to the team. His presence on the staff was above all symbolic, underlining the club's ambition and its commitment to the big names of French football.

W 1996/97 season Girondins de Bordeaux competed in Ligue 1, finishing mid-table and undergoing a phase of gradual team rebuilding. It was a bridging period between previous European successes and a new hand that would take the club back to the top of France in the following years.

The T-shirt is made of light and airy material, characteristic of projects Le Coq Sportif of those years. Cut in size XL offers a classic, relaxed fit in line with the standards of football shirts of the time.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for an original Girondins de Bordeaux home football shirt from the 1996/97 season by Le Coq Sportif, distinctive print Jean-Pierre Papin, providing a clear record of one of the more nostalgic periods in the club's history.