Kaka #23 Brazil 2002 Away Retro Vintage Football Jersey Soccer Shirt Blue

Kaká wore #23 for Brazil's 2002 World Cup squad — making his debut in international football at the age of 19 as part of the championship-winning group that included Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Rivaldo. The blue away shirt version of that tournament is from the squad chapter rather than the starring role: Kaká was a peripheral presence in 2002, a young player getting his first taste of a World Cup campaign while the senior stars carried Brazil to the title.

By the 2006 World Cup, Kaká had become the team's central figure — having won the 2005 Champions League with AC Milan and the FIFA World Player of the Year award in 2007. His 2002 blue away squad jersey is therefore a collector's piece with a specific narrative: the young Kaká at the start of what would become one of football's most distinguished careers, wearing the blue away kit of the greatest Brazil squad of the modern era.

Product Details

• Type: Fan-made retro football shirt
• Player: Kaká #23 — Brazil
• Era: 2002 FIFA World Cup squad — debut World Cup in the blue away
• Kit: Away — blue
• Material: Polyester with moisture-wicking fabric
• Features: Stitched name and number set, ribbed collar, side vents
• Sizes: Multiple sizes available — select above

Dispatch

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Care

Machine wash cold, hang dry. Do not iron directly on stitched areas.

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