Home shirt worn by Real Zaragoza during the 1992/93 season.
The design features a clean white base highlighted by three bold blue stripes on the right shoulder, providing a striking contrast and a distinctive visual accent. The simple layout keeps the focus on the classic white body while allowing the club crest and sponsor branding to stand out prominently on the chest. This design reflects the early-1990s style of football kits, combining understated elegance with subtle sporty detailing.
The 1992/93 season marked a period of significant transition for Real Zaragoza, as the club became a SAD (Anonymous Sport Society) under the ownership of the Solans family. Managed by Víctor Fernández, the team reached its first Copa del Rey final since 1986, ultimately finishing as runners-up to Real Madrid. The squad combined emerging talent with experienced players, competing strongly in La Liga while navigating a period of structural and organisational change.
A classic white Real Zaragoza home shirt with three blue shoulder stripes, representing a transformative 1992/93 season capped by a Copa del Rey final appearance.
