Home shirt worn by Sevilla FC during the 1992/93 season.
The design features a clean white base paired with a bold red collar and two red stripes running down each shoulder, creating a classic and sporty look that reflects the club’s traditional colours. The combination of white and red provides a crisp contrast, while the club crest and sponsor branding sit prominently on the chest. The design balances simplicity with subtle detailing, typical of early-1990s football kits.
The 1992/93 season is one of the most iconic in Sevilla FC’s history, largely due to the high-profile arrival of Diego Maradona, who joined following his 15-month drug ban and contributed five league goals. Managed by Carlos Bilardo, the roster blended established stars with emerging talent, including Davor Šuker, the team’s rising centre-forward and top goalscorer, and Diego Simeone, a young, combative midfielder who would later become a managerial legend. Despite the star-studded lineup, Sevilla finished 7th in La Liga, navigating a season defined by high expectations and transitional dynamics.
A classic white home shirt with a red collar and shoulder stripes, representing Sevilla FC during one of the club’s most memorable early-1990s campaigns, highlighted by the arrivals of Maradona, Šuker, and Simeone.
