Argentina Retro Shirts

Argentina 2006 Home Long Sleeve. The World Cup where Argentina scored the goal of the tournament and still went home early. Riquelme ran the midfield, Crespo led the line, Messi and Tevez came off the bench, and Maxi Rodríguez's volley against Mexico in extra time became one of the finals' defining moments. This long-sleeve home shirt is from Pékerman's ill-fated but brilliant side.

The long-sleeve home shirt from Maxi Rodríguez's volley and Cambiasso's 24 passes.

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Argentina 2006 Away Long Sleeve. José Pékerman's side played the most beautiful football of the 2006 World Cup. The 6–0 win over Serbia and Montenegro included Cambiasso's goal after 24 passes — Riquelme, Crespo, Tevez and an 18-year-old Messi all featured — before a quarter-final penalty defeat to hosts Germany. This long-sleeve away shirt comes from the tournament that announced Messi to the world.

The long-sleeve away shirt from Argentina's most stylish World Cup of the 2000s.

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Argentina 2014 Away Long Sleeve. Brazil 2014, and the closest Argentina came to the title between 1990 and 2022. Messi won the Golden Ball, Mascherano produced the tackle of the tournament against Robben in the semi-final, Romero saved two penalties, and only Götze's extra-time goal in the Maracanã final stopped them. This long-sleeve away shirt is from that run to the final.

The long-sleeve away shirt from Argentina's run to the Maracanã.

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Argentina 1998 Home Long Sleeve. France 98. Batistuta scored five, Ortega dazzled, and the round-of-16 clash with England gave the tournament Owen's wonder goal, Beckham's red card and a penalty shoot-out win for Argentina. Then came Dennis Bergkamp's last-minute goal in the quarter-final. This long-sleeve version of the classic striped home shirt comes from one of Argentina's most dramatic tournaments.

The long-sleeve home shirt from the summer of Saint-Étienne and Marseille.

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Argentina 2018 Away. Russia 2018 was chaos and drama in equal measure. Iceland held them, Croatia beat them, and then Messi's first-touch goal and Marcos Rojo's late volley against Nigeria rescued the campaign. The round of 16 against France was a 4–3 classic that introduced Kylian Mbappé to the world. This vintage style away shirt comes from Messi's fourth World Cup.

The away shirt from the 4–3 in Kazan.

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Argentina 2018 Home. The classic stripes from a World Cup that tested the faith of every Argentina supporter. Jorge Sampaoli's side stumbled through the group before Rojo's late winner against Nigeria, then went out in a seven-goal thriller against eventual champions France. Messi, Agüero, Di María and Mascherano — the last World Cup for the generation that had reached three finals.

The home shirt from the end of one era and, as it turned out, the start of another.

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Argentina 2019 Home Player Version. The 2019 Copa América in Brazil was Lionel Scaloni's first tournament in charge and the beginning of the cycle that would end with the 2022 World Cup. A young squad reached the semi-finals, lost a controversial game to hosts Brazil and beat Chile for third place. This player version home shirt is from the tournament where the modern Argentina were born.

A player-fit home shirt from the first steps of the Scaloni era.

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Argentina 1994 Black. An alternative colourway from the USA 94 era, when Alfio Basile's Argentina arrived as reigning two-time Copa América champions with Batistuta, Caniggia, Redondo and Maradona in the squad. Away from the familiar sky-blue and white stripes, the black shirt gives the sun-and-crest identity of the Albiceleste a different edge.

A vintage style black Argentina shirt from the Maradona-Batistuta era.

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Argentina 2006 Home Player Version. The sky-blue and white stripes from Germany 2006, when José Pékerman's Argentina played football that had the rest of the tournament watching in admiration. Riquelme at his most elegant, Crespo and Saviola scoring, Messi making his World Cup debut against Serbia. The player version cut is slimmer and lighter than the standard shirt.

A player-fit home shirt from the summer Messi first wore the stripes at a World Cup.

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Argentina 1990 Goalkeeper Long Sleeve. Sergio Goycochea began Italia 90 as a reserve. When Nery Pumpido broke his leg in the second match, Goycochea stepped in and became the story of the tournament — saving penalties against Yugoslavia in the quarter-final and against Italy in Naples to send Maradona's side to the final. This long-sleeve goalkeeper shirt belongs to one of the great World Cup understudies.

The goalkeeper shirt from the summer Goycochea carried Argentina to the final.

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Argentina 1994 Away. USA 94 began like a dream. Batistuta scored a hat-trick against Greece, Maradona scored a screamer and ran to the camera, and Argentina looked like contenders. Then came the failed drugs test, Maradona's expulsion and a second-round exit to Romania. This vintage style away shirt comes from Diego's final World Cup — brilliant, brief and unforgettable.

The away shirt from Maradona's last dance on the world stage.

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Argentina 1996–1997 Away. Daniel Passarella's Argentina were rebuilding after Maradona and building towards France 98. Batistuta was the focal point, Ariel Ortega was the new creative hope, and a young Juan Sebastián Verón was emerging in midfield. Argentina finished top of the South American qualifying group. This vintage style away shirt comes from the road to the World Cup.

The away shirt from the seasons Argentina found their post-Maradona identity.

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Argentina 1998 Home. Passarella’s Argentina at the World Cup in France, reaching the quarter-finals before falling to the Netherlands on a stunning last-minute Bergkamp goal. Batistuta, Veron, Zanetti and Lopez were all in the squad.

The albiceleste from the 1998 World Cup and Bergkamp’s unforgettable last-minute goal.

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Argentina 1986 Away. The dark blue away shirt from Maradona’s World Cup. While the iconic pale blue and white stripes take most of the attention, this away shirt was worn in some of the tournament’s most important matches as Argentina progressed through the knockout rounds toward the final.

Argentina’s away colours from the summer of Maradona’s genius.

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Argentina 2002 Home. The World Cup in Japan and South Korea where Argentina went out in the group stage in one of the great tournament shocks. Bielsa’s side — containing Batistuta, Veron, Ortega and a young Riquelme — lost to England and drew with Sweden, and were eliminated before the knockout rounds.

Argentina’s home colours from Bielsa’s painful 2002 World Cup exit.

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Argentina 2014 Home. The closest Messi came to winning the World Cup in Brazil. Alejandro Sabella’s side reached the final in Rio de Janeiro, with Messi carrying the team through the knockout rounds almost single-handedly. They fell to Mario Götze’s extra-time goal for Germany.

The albiceleste from the final Messi came desperately close to winning.

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Argentina 2010 Home. Maradona in the dugout, Messi on the pitch. The pale blue and white stripes of Argentina at the South Africa World Cup carried the weight of an entire nation’s expectations. They played some brilliant football in the group stage before Germany dismantled them in the quarter-finals.

The albiceleste from Maradona’s dramatic World Cup campaign as manager.

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Argentina 2010 Away. Diego Maradona as manager, Messi as the player trying to carry a nation’s expectations. Argentina reached the quarter-finals of the South Africa World Cup before a devastating 4–0 defeat to Germany ended the dream. Maradona’s touchline celebrations became one of the enduring images of the tournament.

Argentina’s away colours from Maradona’s World Cup as manager.

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Argentina 1986 Home. The shirt of Maradona’s World Cup. In Mexico City, on 22 June 1986, Maradona produced two of the most famous goals ever scored in the same match against England — the Hand of God and the Goal of the Century. He then inspired Argentina to the title, beating West Germany in the final.

The albiceleste from the summer Maradona put the world in the palm of his hand.

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Argentina 1978 Home. The World Cup on home soil. César Luis Menotti’s side won Argentina’s first World Cup in Buenos Aires, with Kempes scoring twice in the final against the Netherlands. The ticker tape raining down at the Monumental, the roar of the crowd, the pale blue and white stripes — one of the most atmospheric nights in World Cup history.

The albiceleste from Argentina’s first World Cup triumph on home soil.

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