2002–03 Season Paris Home Matches

The 2002/03 season marked the pinnacle of Ronaldinho's Parisian career. At 22, the Brazilian superstar led the attack with an all-around performance of 8 goals and 7 assists, propelling the team to the French Cup final. He delivered a solo show in the 3-0 away rout of Marseille— — intercepting a pass, sprinting down the field, scoring, and then setting up two more goals—a performance that remains an eternal classic at Parc des Princes. Despite finishing 11th in the league, the team's home record of 10 wins, 6 draws, and 3 losses, coupled with Ronaldinho's dazzling dribbling, remains a fiery memory in fans' hearts.
The jersey features a signature deep blue base, accented by classic red vertical stripes (with white piping) across the chest, perfectly recreating Hechter's retro aesthetic. A red V-neck collar pairs with matching sleeve trim, while the left chest embroidered crest prominently features the Eiffel Tower motif. The OPEL sponsor logo and Nike swoosh on the chest precisely recreate the early 2000s look. Crafted from 100% lightweight polyester fabric, it offers a smooth feel and excellent breathability. After over two decades, it retains pristine color and accurately replicates the authentic match-day texture.
It stands as a direct testament to Ronaldinho's Parisian era, immortalizing the Brazilian superstar's legendary moment at the Stade Vélodrome and his relentless fight in the Coupe de France final. The classic red-and-blue colorway carries the football nostalgia of the early 2000s, while its rare vintage appeal highlights its collectible value. It pays homage to Ronaldinho's dazzling legacy and allows wearers to showcase their status as seasoned fans, preserving this glittering transitional chapter in football history.