Real Madrid Long Sleeve Home Shirt - 2016-17

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The Real Madrid long sleeve home shirt from the 2016-2017 season is a sleek and elegant jersey that embodies the club’s rich history and success. Designed by Adidas, this shirt was worn by Los Blancos during a historic season in which they secured both the La Liga title and their 12th UEFA Champions League trophy.

Design and Features

• Classic White Aesthetic: Staying true to Real Madrid’s tradition, this home kit features a clean white design with subtle navy blue details on the collar and the three Adidas stripes running down the sleeves.

• Traditional Polo Collar: The jersey includes a fold-down polo collar with button detailing, adding a touch of sophistication to the kit.

• Fly Emirates Sponsorship: The sponsor logo is boldly displayed on the chest, maintaining the modern yet minimalistic style.

• Climacool Technology: Engineered for breathability and comfort, ensuring players remained cool under pressure.

Notable Players and Squad Numbers

During the 2016-17 season, Real Madrid boasted an incredible squad, featuring world-class talents who played a crucial role in the team’s dominance:

• #7 Cristiano Ronaldo – The club’s talisman, who scored a stunning brace in the Champions League final against Juventus.

• #9 Karim Benzema – A vital figure in attack, providing goals and assists throughout the season.

• #8 Toni Kroos – The midfield maestro, dictating the tempo of the game with his precise passing.

• #4 Sergio Ramos – The inspirational captain, known for his leadership and crucial goals.

• #10 James Rodríguez – The Colombian playmaker, delivering flair and creativity when called upon.

• #12 Marcelo – One of the best attacking left-backs in football, providing width and key assists.

Historic Achievements in 2016-17

This shirt is particularly iconic as Real Madrid won La Liga and retained the Champions League for the first time in the modern era, defeating Juventus 4-1 in the final. The season also saw the club set a record of scoring in 73 consecutive matches across all competitions.