Ajax Home Shirt 1997/98 (M)

Ajax Home Shirt 1997/98 (M)

€139,99
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Ajax Home Shirt 1997/98 (M)

Ajax Home Shirt 1997/98 (M)

€139,99
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PRODUCT DETAILS

TEAM: AFC Ajax

SEASON: 1997/98

SIZE: M

CONDITION: Excellent

THE STORY BEHIND THE SHIRT

This Ajax 1997/98 home shirt represents one of the most successful seasons in the club's modern history. Under head coach Morten Olsen, the Amsterdam giants dominated Dutch football, winning both the Eredivisie and the KNVB Cup to complete a memorable domestic double. Led by captain Danny Blind and featuring talented players such as Edwin van der Sar, Jari Litmanen, Ronald de Boer and Frank de Boer, Ajax combined technical quality with the attacking philosophy that had become synonymous with the club. The team finished the Eredivisie season with an impressive 89 points from 34 matches, scoring 112 goals and establishing themselves as the strongest side in the Netherlands. Their success in the KNVB Cup further underlined their domestic dominance, as Ajax defeated PSV Eindhoven 5-0 in the final. Although the club had said goodbye to several members of its legendary mid-1990s generation, this campaign proved that Ajax remained a major force in European football. A classic shirt from a remarkable season, capturing the tradition, talent and winning mentality of one of the Netherlands' most iconic clubs.

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