Boca Juniors Retro Shirts

Boca Juniors 1993–1994 Home. Boca won the Copa de Oro in 1993, beating Atlético Mineiro, while the domestic titles stayed just out of reach. Navarro Montoya was still the last line of defence and La Bombonera was as loud as ever. This vintage style home shirt comes from the years between the 1992 Apertura and the arrival of Maradona.

The blue and gold of Boca from the mid-90s.

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Boca Juniors 1990–1991 Away. The title that ended a decade of waiting. Óscar Tabárez's Boca won the 1991 Clausura — the club's first championship since 1981 — with Gabriel Batistuta scoring the goals before his move to Fiorentina, Diego Latorre creating them and Navarro Montoya in goal. This vintage style away shirt is from the season La Bombonera celebrated again.

The away shirt from Batistuta's Boca and the 1991 title.

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Boca Juniors 1995–1996 Away. Diego Maradona came home. In October 1995 he returned to La Bombonera alongside Claudio Caniggia, and Carlos Bilardo was appointed to manage them. The titles didn't follow, but the spectacle did. This vintage style away shirt is from the season Boca had Maradona and Caniggia in the same team.

The away shirt from Maradona's second coming at Boca.

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Boca Juniors 2004–2005 Home. Boca won the Copa Sudamericana in 2004, beating Bolívar in the final, as Carlos Tevez played his last months at the club before leaving for Corinthians and Martín Palermo returned from Spain. This vintage style home shirt is from the season the torch passed from one Bombonera idol to another.

The home shirt from Tevez's farewell and Palermo's return.

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Boca Juniors 1986–1988 Home. Hard years at La Bombonera. Boca had flirted with relegation in 1984 and spent the second half of the decade rebuilding around Alfredo Graciani and a teenage Diego Latorre, waiting for the titles to return. This vintage style home shirt comes from the era before the 1990s revival — blue and gold worn out of loyalty rather than celebration.

The blue and gold of Boca from the years the faithful kept the faith.

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Boca Juniors 1999–2000 Third. The peak of Carlos Bianchi's Boca. An unbeaten Apertura in 1998, the Clausura in 1999, and then the 2000 Copa Libertadores, won on penalties against Palmeiras before the famous defeat of Real Madrid in Tokyo. Riquelme, Palermo, Barros Schelotto, Bermúdez and Córdoba — the greatest Boca side of the modern era. This vintage style third shirt is from that run.

The third shirt from Bianchi's Boca on their way to the top of the world.

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Boca Juniors 2007–2008 Home. Champions of South America, Boca faced Milan in the Club World Cup final in Yokohama and went down 4–2 in a game that pitted Riquelme against Kaká. The Recopa followed, and the Bombonera kept believing in another Libertadores. This vintage style home shirt is the blue and gold from Boca's year on the world stage.

The home shirt from the Club World Cup final against Milan.

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Boca Juniors 2007–2008 Away. Boca went to Japan as South American champions and lost the Club World Cup final to Milan, then won the Recopa Sudamericana in 2008. Riquelme and Palermo were still the heartbeat of the side, and the Libertadores defence ended in a semi-final against Fluminense. This vintage style away shirt is from the season after the sixth Libertadores.

The away shirt from Boca's trip to Tokyo to face Milan.

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Boca Juniors 2006–2007 Away. The 2006 Apertura title was followed by a sixth Copa Libertadores, won in 2007 with Juan Román Riquelme back on loan from Villarreal and Palermo scoring in the final against Grêmio. Riquelme's performances in that campaign were among the best of his career. This vintage style away shirt comes from a season of two titles.

The away shirt from Boca's 2007 Libertadores.

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Boca Juniors 2012–2013 Home. Riquelme's final chapter at the club. Boca reached the 2012 Copa Libertadores final, losing to Corinthians, and won the Copa Argentina that year, before Carlos Bianchi returned for a third spell in 2013. This vintage style home shirt is from the last seasons of the greatest number ten in the club's history.

The home shirt from the end of the Riquelme era.

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Boca Juniors 2014–2015 Home. Rodolfo Arruabarrena's Boca, with a young Jonathan Calleri and Daniel Osvaldo up front, and the Superclásico against River in the 2015 Libertadores that was abandoned after the pepper-spray incident in the tunnel. Later in 2015 Boca won the league and the Copa Argentina. This vintage style home shirt is from a season of controversy and, eventually, trophies.

The home shirt from the season of the 2015 Superclásico.

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Boca Juniors 2006–2007 Home Long Sleeve. Riquelme returned to La Bombonera and led Boca to the 2007 Copa Libertadores, dismantling Grêmio 5–0 on aggregate in the final, with Palermo and Palacio scoring alongside him. It followed the 2006 Apertura title. The long-sleeve blue and gold from one of the great Boca seasons.

The long-sleeve home shirt from the Riquelme Libertadores.

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Boca Juniors 1999–2000 Home. The height of Carlos Bianchi’s Boca dynasty. Between 1998 and 2003, Boca won six Argentine league titles and two Copa Libertadores, making them the dominant club in South American football. Roman Riquelme, Martín Palermo and Guillermo Barros Schelotto were the creative force behind a team that played with intelligence and passion.

The blue and gold of Boca from their most dominant modern period.

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Boca Juniors 2006–2007 Home. The blue and gold of La Bombonera in one of the most atmospheric football grounds in the world. Boca were competing for the Clausura and Copa Libertadores with a squad that carried the fierce pride of the Xeneize faithful.

The blue and gold of Boca from their mid-2000s South American campaign.

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Boca Juniors 1981–1982 Home. The era of Maradona’s spell at La Bombonera and the height of Boca’s South American dominance. The blue and gold of the Xeneizes, worn in the cauldron of one of the world’s great football stadiums, in front of supporters whose passion for their club is as intense as anywhere on the planet.

The blue and gold of Boca from their most celebrated early 1980s years.

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