1994 Season Argentina Away Match

At the 1994 World Cup, Argentina kicked off their campaign wearing this away kit. They opened the group stage with a 4-0 rout of Greece (Batistuta hat-trick), then staged a 2-1 comeback against Nigeria, with Maradona showcasing his legendary flair through a goal and an assist. However, his subsequent suspension for a positive urine test led to consecutive defeats against Bulgaria and Romania, ending their run in the Round of 16. Crafted by Adidas, the jersey features a deep navy blue base accented by blue-and-white geometric patterns on the chest, echoing the national flag. It incorporates a polo collar and the iconic three-stripe shoulder design, with an embroidered crest highlighting the team's heritage. The overall aesthetic captures the retro essence of the 1990s. For fans, it stands as a testament to Maradona's World Cup farewell and the golden generation's tragic journey. Its unique color scheme breaks from tradition, blending tournament narrative with collectible rarity to serve as a precious tribute to that tumultuous era of football.