Brazil 2002 Home R.carlos #6 Name Set Retro Football Jersey Soccer Shirt

Roberto Carlos wore #6 for Brazil at the 2002 World Cup — a World Cup winner's medal completing his remarkable career collection. He had already established himself as the most attacking left-back in football history and his 1997 free-kick against France — a physics-defying banana shot from 35 yards that curved around the wall and inside the post — is the most discussed free-kick in football history.

Carlos made 125 appearances for Brazil and won the World Cup in 1994 (as a squad member) and 2002. At Real Madrid he won four La Liga titles and two Champions Leagues alongside Beckham, Zidane, Ronaldo and Figo. His combination of defensive work rate and attacking contribution redefined the left-back position. This 2002 World Cup home shirt with his #6 is from the tournament where he became a world champion.

Product Details

• Type: Fan-made retro football shirt
• Player: Roberto Carlos #6 — Brazil
• Era: 2002 FIFA World Cup — World Champion, the free-kick legend
• Kit: Home — short sleeve
• Material: Polyester with moisture-wicking fabric
• Features: Stitched name and number set, ribbed collar, side vents
• Sizes: Multiple sizes available — select above

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Care

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

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