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Official 1996-97 1860 Munich home shirt
Size:
L
Condition of shirt:
Excellent, bright colours throughout, two bubbles on the back (last picture)
Made by:
Nike
Players:
Thomas Häßler, Olaf Bodden, Daniel Hoffmann, Martin Stranzl, Horst Heldt, Bernhard Winkler, Harald Cerny
Notes:
Home shirt as worn by 1860 Munich during the 1996-97 Bundesliga season, when the club finished 12th in the league under coach Werner Lorant. This campaign saw the team competing against the giants of German football, securing key victories to maintain their place in the top division.
Thomas Häßler, a World Cup winner with Germany, was the team’s standout player, bringing creativity and leadership in midfield. The Löwen also had a strong presence in the Bavarian derby against Bayern Munich, battling for city pride in fiercely contested encounters.
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