Queens Park Rangers 2006/07 Away football shirt [XXL].

Original Queens Park Rangers away football shirt from the 2006/07 season by Le Coq Sportif. 

Away model Queens Park Rangers z 2006/07 seasonproduced by Le Coq Sportif in size XXL, comes from one of the most dramatic periods in the club's history. It was a season spent in the Championship in which the Queens Park Rangers fought for their league existence until the very end and managed to avoid relegation literally at the last minute, due to a goal difference of one goal better than Leicester City, which is still remembered as one of the most nerve-wracking moments of that decade.

The T-shirt was manufactured in rare long-sleeved version and is based on an expressive design with thick horizontal stripes in red and black, which definitely set it apart from the classic QPR home kits. A sponsor print takes centre stage on the front Binatone, The design as a whole creates a raw, very distinctive design, typical of the away-from-home projects of that period.

W 2006/07 season Queens Park Rangers functioned as a team teetering on the edge of the relegation zone, relying on determination and individual flashes of brilliance. The team's most effective player at the time was Dexter Blackstock, who played a key role in keeping the club at the back of the Premier League thanks to his physicality and effectiveness under the rivals' goal.

The T-shirt is made of light and airy material, and the cut in size XXL remains compliant with standards Le Coq Sportif, characteristic of Championship match designs from the middle of the first decade of the 21st century.

This is for collectors and fans looking for an original away football jersey Queens Park Rangers z 2006/07 season, providing a clear record of one of the most nerve-wracking yet symbolic moments in the history of the club from Loftus Road.