Real and Bayern Champions League Shirts

What do the Merengues and Die Roten have in common? Well, besides having the biggest trophy cases in their respective nations: Spain and Germany (both of which were EURO 2008 finalists, by the way) and are sponsored by adidas, who happen to be the merchandiser of the UEFA Champions League , and therefore have been given some special Champions League jerseys, which we just so happen to have available.

The Bayern Munich Official UEFA Champions League Short Sleeved Soccer Jersey by adidas.

Show your support for Die Roten as they make another attempt at a 5th European Cup trophy by pulling on this sweet third jersey.

The white shirt includes embroidered team badge with 4 stars over the heart, UEFA Champions League patch on right sleeve, and UCL trophy patch on left. Made of advanced ClimaCool for high-performance and moisture control whether you put it on for your own top-level matches or just to cheer on FC Bayern!

This is your Official Home UEFA Champions League Short Sleeved Soccer Jersey of Spain's La Liga Champions Real Madrid Club de Fútbol from adidas. Blancos fans will fall in love with this advanced new design for their beloved Madrid club: features a redesigned fold-over collar and more mesh than ever before
With embroidered Real Madrid team badge and adidas logo at front with screened sponsor design - also features UEFA Champions League patche on right sleeve and UCL trophy patch on left sleeve, flag on upper right chest, and comes in a special UEFA Champions League garment bag. As usual, top adidas club jerseys are made of with ClimaCool® - advanced material engineered to reduce heat and moisture build-up, allowing increased comfort and performance – to keep you feeling fresh no matter how long the big Blancos match goes on.

Show your love for Real Madrid and their 9 UEFA Champions League titles with this special edition Champions League Soccer Jersey!

Bayern Adds a Star to Their Galaxy

In ‘07/08 Bayern stocked up on players like Franck Ribery and Luca Toni and they all came together to return Die Roten to the top of the Bundesliga, the DFB-Pokal, and perhaps most important of all, got back to UEFA Champions League competition. They’ll do it in deepest blue, although the Reds reckon their new kit has nothing whatsoever in common with the color preferred by city rivals, the Blues of TSV 1860. "We went for this colour because we thought it was fantastic," commented general manager Uli Hoeneß.

Bayern inspired by Man U

"Manchester United, whose club colors are red and white, have a similar range of kit. And they have fierce local rivals who play in light blue, namely Manchester City. That was always somewhere in the back of our minds, and when adidas showed us this kit, we fell in love with the colour. And now, here it is," Hoeneß continued, going on to shed some light on the selection process for a new kit.

"adidas present us with a recommendation, which we discuss at board level. We then share our thoughts with the coach and fan club representatives.“ In the current case, 13 months passed between the first presentation and the kit becoming available in fan shops.

Bayern boast four stars

Bayern have now worn adidas kits for the last 40 years. Some years ago, the Herzogenaurach-based sports equipment manufacturer took a ten percent stake in holding company FC Bayern München AG. "It's a perfect partnership, even more intense now that it ever has been, and characterised by huge mutual trust," commented chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

A new design element on this jersey, and also on the existing red-and-white hooped home shirt, is a fourth star above the club crest, uniquely allocated to Bayern as the sole club to have won the Bundesliga title on 20 occasions. "It's something we're very proud of," commented Rummenigge, "I don't believe any other club will make it even as far as three stars in the next decade.“

This new shirt also features a super sleek diagonal mesh weave down the front, plus it’s made with ClimaCool® - the advanced material engineered to reduce heat and moisture build-up, allowing increased comfort and performance.

The jersey looks pretty darn good, as you can tell. It won’t look as good on you (or any of the Bayern players) as it does on the dancing models in the video, but who does?

[The Offside]