Croatia’s 2002 World Cup jersey is a design that honours national tradition with its signature checkered pattern, proudly worn by one of Croatia’s greatest footballing icons, Davor Šuker , who wore the number 9 jersey during this time. Although the 2002 World Cup in Korea-Japan marked the end of an era for Šuker with the national team, this jersey has gone down in history as a symbol of his footballing legacy.
DETAILS
Colours: The classic red and white checkered design dominates the front of the shirt, with hints of blue on the sides providing a modern contrast.
HNS Crest: Embroidered on the left chest, highlighting national pride and identity.
Nike Logo: In blue, located on the right chest, representing the association with the sports brand.
Number 9: Printed in blue on the center front and back, as a reference to the iconic Davor Šuker.
Neck: Round and simple, offering comfort and a clean design.
MATERIALS AND CARE
Made with state-of-the-art sports technology, designed to offer lightness and comfort on the field.
Recommendation: Hand wash or gentle cycle to preserve prints and embroidery.
This shirt is a piece of history that represents the end of a golden era for Davor Šuker and the consolidation of Croatia as a competitive team on the international stage. Ideal for collectors and fans who value the history of Croatian football.
