Matthäus Germany 1980
This West Germany 1980 shirt is emblematic of the golden era of German football, associated with victory at the European Championship that year. Worn by the young Lothar Matthäus, who was just beginning to build one of the most illustrious careers in football, this kit symbolises the success of a team that also included the likes of Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Bernd Schuster. West Germany won their second European title after beating Belgium in the final.
Design details
Colours and design: This shirt features a predominantly white design, with a smart black collar that is combined with Adidas' iconic three black stripes on the shoulders. The understated and minimalist design reflected the classic character of the uniforms of the time.
Crest and logos: On the chest, there is the embroidered crest of the German Football Association, accompanied by the Adidas logo in black, on the opposite side, reinforcing the symmetrical style of the design.
Numbering: On the back, the number 18 worn by Matthäus is shown in a black three-dimensional style, a detail that adds character and originality to the uniform.
Additional Details: The design is completed with a clean finish, devoid of commercial sponsors, accentuating the focus on national identity.
Material and care
Composition: Made of polyester, this shirt was designed to offer lightness and flexibility, ideal for high performance on the field.
Care: Machine wash cold and avoid tumble drying, preserving the quality of the fabric and embroidered details.
This shirt not only commemorates Lothar Matthäus' first major international tournament, but also a memorable chapter in German football history, consolidating West Germany as a European football powerhouse.
