1996 Season Spain Away Retro

At the 1996 UEFA European Championship in England, this away kit accompanied Spain through the “Group of Death” alongside France, Bulgaria, and Romania. They drew 1-1 with Bulgaria in their opener, defeated Romania 2-1 in their second match, and advanced after a 0-0 draw with France in their final group game. In the knockout stage, they drew 1-1 with England before falling 2-4 on penalties. The jersey immortalized Enrique's breakthrough goal, bearing witness to the late stages of Zubizarreta's career and Guardiola's early tactical vision.
This jersey stands as a testament to Spain's squad transition in the 1990s, bearing memories of both the “Group of Death” breakthrough and the heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat. It carries more traces of squad evolution than the 1994 edition. Its striking white, red, and yellow color scheme paired with retro branding ensures high recognition. As a rare collector's item that witnessed both veteran and emerging players sharing the field, it serves as a vessel for fans to commemorate the football era of the 1990s.