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Official 1998-00 Real Madrid home shirt, Redondo 6

Size:

Armpit to armpit: 62 cm

Condition of shirt:

Good, bright colours throughout, print is superb, some wear to sponsor, some bubbles on the lower front and back, small hole on the left sleeve (last pictures)

Made by:

Adidas

Players:

Fernando Redondo, Raúl, Roberto Carlos, Iker Casillas, Fernando Morientes, Steve McManaman, Iván Helguera, Manuel Sanchís.

Notes:

Home shirt as worn by Redondo during the 1998–00 period, including the 1999–00 season in which Real Madrid won the UEFA Champions League.

Wearing number 6, Fernando Redondo was a key figure in midfield, known for his technical control and composure.

Real Madrid defeated Valencia 3–0 in the 2000 Champions League Final to secure their eighth European title.

Redondo delivered a notable performance in the semi-final against Bayern Munich, including an assist in the second leg.

This adidas home shirt is closely associated with one of Real Madrid’s major European successes and Redondo’s role as a central midfielder during that era.

FAQ

Q: How do I know if this size will fit me?

A: Check the "Armpit to armpit" measurement in the description above and compare it to a shirt you already own that fits well — this is the most reliable way to judge fit, since sizing has varied across seasons and manufacturers.

Q: How do you guarantee this shirt is authentic?

A: Every shirt is carefully inspected — crest, logos, seams, fabric — and checked against its individual code before listing. We guarantee the authenticity of everything we sell.

Q: What if the size doesn't fit?

A: You have 14 days to email us at contact@aurafootballshirts.com with your order number. Items must be returned in their original condition; return shipping is at your cost, and refunds are processed within 14 business days.

Q: Why does the sizing on vintage football shirts feel different from modern jerseys?

A: Vintage football shirts (particularly from the 1990s and 2000s) were cut looser and boxier than today's slim-fit jerseys, so a size that matches your usual modern jersey can run larger on a vintage shirt. We recommend comparing the "Armpit to armpit" measurement above to a shirt you already own, rather than relying on the size label alone.