Atlético Madrid Retro Shirts

Atlético Madrid 2011–2012 Away. Diego Simeone arrived in December 2011 and won the Europa League in his first half-season, beating Athletic Bilbao 3–0 in Bucharest with two from Falcao. It was the beginning of the most successful era in the club's modern history. This vintage style away shirt is from Simeone's first trophy.

The away shirt from Simeone's first months at Atlético.

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Atlético Madrid 1994–1995 Home. One of the most turbulent seasons in the club's history. Jesús Gil went through a string of coaches, the team finished 14th and flirted with relegation, and yet the core was already there — Caminero, Kiko, Vizcaíno and Solozábal. One season later the same players would win the league and cup double. This vintage style home shirt comes from the storm before the calm.

The red and white stripes from the season before Atlético's greatest year.

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Atlético Madrid 2014–2015 Home. The season after the title and the Lisbon final. Diego Simeone's side won the Supercopa against Real Madrid, hammered them 4–0 at the Calderón, and were only knocked out of the Champions League by their neighbours in a tight quarter-final. Griezmann arrived from Real Sociedad and scored 25 goals in his first season. The red and white stripes from Atlético's defence of their crown.

The home shirt from the season Griezmann made the Calderón his own.

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Atlético Madrid 2005–2006 Away. The Fernando Torres years at the Calderón. El Niño was captain at 21, Maxi Rodríguez had arrived from Espanyol, and Atlético were still a club searching for consistency, finishing 10th. The away shirt from a season that belonged to the local boy with the number nine who carried the club on his shoulders.

The away shirt from Torres's Atlético.

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Atlético Madrid 2010–2011 Home. The beginning of the Simeone era was one year away, but Quique Sánchez Flores’ Atlético won the Europa League this season, beating Fulham in the final in Hamburg. Diego Forlan scored both goals in the final and was named the competition’s best player.

The red and white of Atlético from their Europa League triumph.

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Atlético Madrid 1995–1996 Home. The double season. Atlético under Radomir Antić produced their finest modern achievement — winning La Liga and the Copa del Rey in the same season. Kiko, Pantic and Simeone were at the heart of a squad that defied the financial gap between themselves and their city rivals.

The red and white of Atlético from their last double-winning season before the Simeone era.

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Atlético Madrid 1991–1992 was a club building toward its first La Liga title in nearly two decades. Under the passionate Vicente Calderón stands, Los Colchoneros played with intensity and heart. This vintage style home shirt in the iconic red and white stripes represents an era when Atlético were emerging from Real Madrid’s long shadow.

A piece of early 90s Spanish football history, before the mega-budgets changed the game forever.

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