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Top 10 Modern Football Shirts
The classic era of shirt collecting doesn't stop in the 90s or 00s. The last fifteen years have produced some of the most striking designs, most iconic moments, and most collectible pieces in the game's history. This list is built around the shirts from the Secondhalf collection that define the modern era of collecting, from Champions League winners to cult away kits that nobody saw coming. The new classics are already here.
#1
FC Barcelona 2012/13 Auswärtstrikot L/S - Messi #10 (XL)
The treble that wasn't, but the shirt that still defines an era. This Nike away shirt is impossible to miss: a striking fluorescent orange-yellow that stands out in any collection, paired with the long sleeve cut that makes it even rarer. Barcelona's most eye-catching away kit of the modern era, with Messi's name and number on the back. He scored 46 La Liga goals that season. A nameset from peak Messi on one of the boldest shirts of the decade.
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FC Bayern München Auswärtstrikot 2012/13 (M)
The treble season. Bayern München won the Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal and Champions League in 2012/13 — one of the greatest seasons in club football history. This Adidas away shirt was worn throughout that historic campaign, with Robben, Ribéry and Müller at their absolute peak. A Champions League winner's shirt from one of the game's greatest ever domestic seasons.
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PSV 2011/12 Heimtrikot - Affelay #20 (XL)
Ibrahim Affelay in his final full season at PSV before his move to Barcelona in January 2011. One of the most technically gifted Dutch players of his generation, quick, creative, and capable of moments of genuine brilliance. This home shirt with his name and number captures him at his PSV peak, just before the move that promised so much. A rare Dutch nameset with a poignant story attached.
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Real Madrid 2020/21 Auswärtstrikot Langarm (S)
Real Madrid in full pink, a shirt that stopped people in their tracks when it was revealed. This Adidas away shirt is entirely pink, a colourway so unexpected for one of football's most conservative clubs that it became an instant talking point. Long sleeve versions are always rarer, and the small size makes this even harder to find. A shirt that gets bolder and more collectible with every passing year.
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Atletico Madrid 2024/25 Heimtrikot - Griezmann #7 (XL)
Antoine Griezmann in what proved to be his final season at Atletico Madrid, the club he came to define. The greatest player in their modern history, their all-time top scorer, and arguably better in his second chapter than his first. This home shirt with his name and number is a farewell piece: a nameset from a generational player at the club that meant everything to him. Rojiblanco through and through, until the very end.
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Manchester City Auswärtstrikot 2024/25 Langarm - De Bruyne #17 (L)
Kevin De Bruyne in long sleeve, in one of the most visually striking City kits in recent memory. This away shirt features bold geometric stripes and an unexpected colourway that makes it stand out immediately, a confident, almost retro-inspired design that feels anything but corporate. With De Bruyne's name and number on the back, it becomes something more: a farewell piece from the greatest midfielder of his generation, in a shirt worth keeping forever.
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PSG 2011/12 Heimtrikot (L)
The first season under Qatar Sports Investments, the moment everything changed at Paris Saint-Germain. This Nike home shirt marks the very beginning of the transformation: the classic navy blue with the PSG crest sitting cleanly and prominently at the centre of the chest, exactly as it should be. Before the galácticos, before the spending, this is PSG at the start of their new chapter. A shirt that defines a turning point in European football.
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FC Versailles 2025/26 Viertes Trikot Langarm (L)
FC Versailles with one of the most distinctive Kappa designs of recent seasons. The Italian sportswear brand brings their signature attention to detail and bold aesthetic to this fourth shirt, a long-sleeve piece that stands well apart from the standard modern football kit. Exactly the kind of contemporary cult piece that defines the new wave of shirt collecting: smaller club, striking Kappa design, limited production.
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Arsenal Auswärtstrikot 2019/20 (L)
A deliberate and affectionate nod to one of the most beloved shirts in Arsenal's history. This Adidas away shirt is a conscious homage to the Bruised Banana, bold, almost aggressive yellow with black detailing that echoes the spirit of the 1991/93 classic. Where the original was controversial, this one is celebrated. A modern shirt designed with collectors in mind, and already one of the most admired away kits of the era.
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Juventus 2021/22 Heimtrikot (M)
Adidas and Juventus at their most refined. The 2021/22 home shirt strips back the design to pure black and white — a clean, confident statement from one of football's most iconic clubs. Post-Ronaldo, post-Pirlo, the beginning of Allegri's second chapter. A shirt that marks a reset at the club, and a beautifully timeless piece for any modern collection.
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FC Bayern München Auswärtstrikot 2012/13 (M)
The shirt our community chose. Outside the ranking, in a league of its own.
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