Germany 1996-97 Home Jersey

Revisit the era when Germany redefined football fashion with the Home Shirt for 1996–97, designed by adidas. In March 1996, a radically transformed German side took to the field against Denmark, shedding the colorful excesses of the previous eight years for a design that exuded calm, style, and beauty.

This shirt was a masterclass in minimalist design, with a pristine white base complemented by elegant black trim. The national colors were tastefully confined to subtle accents, creating a look that was both classic and contemporary.

It was in this shirt that Germany clinched the Euro '96 final with a thrilling 2–1 victory over the Czech Republic, an unforgettable match sealed by Oliver Bierhoff's historic Golden Goal. It was a moment of triumph worn on the backs of such esteemed players as Stefan Reuter and Christian Ziege, who carried the pride of a nation during every match.

More than just a shirt, this design represents a pivotal chapter in Germany's football narrative — one of refined aesthetics and peak performance. It remains a symbol of when simplicity met elegance on the pitch, creating an iconic look that still resonates with fans today.

SQUAD OF GERMANY - YEAR 1996

• 1 Köpke
• 2 Reuter
• 3 Bode
• 4 Freund
• 5 Helmer
• 6 Sammer
• 7 Möller
• 8 Scholl
• 9 Bobic
• 10 Häßler
• 11 Kuntz
• 12 Kahn
• 13 Basler
• 14 Babbel
• 15 Kohler
• 16 Schneider
• 17 Ziege
• 18 Klinsmann (c)
• 19 Strunz
• 20 Bierhoff
• 21 Eilts
• 22 Reck
• 23 Todt
• Coach: Vogts