THE 6 MOST LEGENDARY FOOTBALL T-SHIRTS, ACCORDING TO FONER GFM APG

Like any self-respecting football fan, Barcelona’s Foner (whose Instagram name pays tribute to the legendary football player and coach Johan Cruyff) is also a sports fashion lover. The member of GFM has ranked a series of legendary shirts that have become fetishes of football history, either because of their aesthetics or because of the achievements of the players who wore them..

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6 INTER DE MILAN 1994

The 90s is the golden age of football t-shirts. The collar that recalls the elegance of a tennis polo shirt, the way in which the design is articulated with the advertisements, and the fact that each design identifies a specific season makes this decade the most interesting in this regard.

5 ACF FIORENTINA 1998

This t-shirt illustrates the importance that the world of video games acquires at the end of the 90s. The Nintendo logo, which adapts to the design of the garment perfectly, is an unequivocal sign of the times.

4 WEST HAM UNITED FC 1999

The quintessential football t-shirt of the skinhead movement. Not only because it represents the geographical origin of this urban tribe; the Dr. Martens advertisement -the brand of the boots worn by skinheads- is a statement.

3 THE COLOMBIAN NATIONAL TEAM: RENNÉ HIGUITA

The unique personality of the most surprising goalkeeper in the history of football is associated with this t-shirt. Who could forget the scorpion technique?

2 FUTBOL CLUB BARCELONA 1992

Barça’s second orange kit went down in history for dressing players in their first European Cup. It matched with Koeman’s hair, the player who scored the goal that would clinch the final against Sampdoria.

1 BOCA JUNIORS 1995

Perhaps this is not the t-shirt that best represents Diego Armando Maradona, however, it is the one that Foner thinks has the best design out of the ones that the Pelusa wore. This is due in part to its powerful colors, the iconic Parmalat logo or the curious inscription on the neck.

BONUS: MTN SPORT TEAM T-SHIRT

It does not represent any team, but it represents the importance that sports tees have had historically in writers’ closets. “Feel the Colors!” is the motto and MTN is more than a brand.