1994 Season Flamengo Home Stadium (without numbers)

The year 1994 marked Flamengo's centennial milestone, with the team donning this commemorative jersey throughout the 1994 Brazilian Serie A and Rio de Janeiro State Championship seasons. The squad featured legendary stars including Romário (the returning European-based striker), Sávio (who would later become a dual icon for Real Madrid and Flamengo), and Júnior (the club's distinguished defender). They delivered a football feast for the centennial celebration with their highly entertaining attacking style. Although Palmeiras ultimately won the league title, Flamengo remained one of the focal points of Brazilian football that season, thanks to the unique significance of the centennial jersey and the stellar performances of its stars.
The jersey featured Flamengo's iconic red-and-black horizontal stripes as its base, with the centennial emblem integrated into the cuffs. This design etched the club's “1895-1995” century-long history onto the fabric, paying tribute to the team's journey through a century of football.
It serves as a core repository for the club's century-long legacy and the golden generation of Romário and Sávio. Each touch revives the glory of the team's centennial celebration. For vintage football gear collectors, it stands as a quintessential example of 1990s football design, with its striking red-and-black stripes and centennial emblem offering unmistakable recognition. More importantly, it stands as a “living fossil” of football history—owning it means wearing the legendary story of Flamengo from its founding to its centennial, becoming a participant in the legacy of this century-old powerhouse.