2002 Season Argentina Away Retro Kit

At the 2002 World Cup, Argentina found themselves in the “Group of Death.” They opened with a 1-0 victory over Nigeria (Bati scored with a header), followed by a 0-1 loss to England. Needing a win in their final group match to advance, they drew 1-1 with Sweden, ultimately bowing out in the group stage. The heartbreaking moments of Batistuta's tears on the pitch and Caniggia's sending-off became enduring regrets for a generation of fans. Despite boasting a star-studded lineup, the team's stubborn tactics and injury woes ultimately led to their disappointing exit. This retro away jersey features a subdued dark color palette, continuing the minimalist vintage aesthetic. The Argentine Football Association crest on the chest is paired with the brand logo, with clean lines and no unnecessary embellishments. It exudes understated tradition while recreating the classic texture of 2000s football gear. For fans, it stands as a testament to the golden generation's bittersweet journey, embodying the on-field brilliance and regrets of stars like Batistuta and Ortega. Its retro design aligns with current collectible trends, serving as a precious vessel to honor that unique era in Argentine football history.