Spain Goalkeeper Shirt 2010-11
This shirt was worn by the goalkeepers of the Spanish national team during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa and the season that followed. This model is especially remembered as it witnessed Spain's historic victory, becoming world champion for the first time in its history.
The shirt was worn by Iker Casillas, the national team's captain and first-choice goalkeeper, who was instrumental in Spain's victory at the 2010 World Cup, and is remembered for his incredible saves, especially his famous save against Arjen Robben in the final against the Netherlands.
Design details:
- Colours and design: The colour is predominantly light turquoise, with a contrasting navy blue colour on the upper chest and shoulders. The iconic three Adidas stripes in yellow and red run across the shoulders, representing the colours of the Spanish flag.
- Sponsor: Adidas is the manufacturer, with its logo in yellow on the left chest, standing out against the navy blue background.
- Crest and logos: The Royal Spanish Football Federation crest is located on the right chest, in a prominent position that symbolizes national pride. On the bottom left is the ClimaCool technology logo, highlighting the innovation in comfort and breathability.
Material and care:
- Composition: Made of polyester with ClimaCool technology, offering optimal breathability and keeping the goalkeeper cool and comfortable during matches.
- Care: To preserve its colors and fabric, it is recommended to wash by hand or on a delicate cycle and avoid using a dryer.
This shirt is a symbol of the golden age of Spanish football, remembered for being part of the historic triumph in South Africa, which crowned Spain as world champion.
