SCOTLAND 1998 – SIZE XXL

This umbro Scotland jersey is a real beauty. A team that is no longer recognized by their designs in the present had a totally different image around the 1980´s and 1990´s, where Umbro did their part, showing that they were one of the best in making soccer jerseys. Not only talking about the desings, Umbro was known for their amazing quality in their jerseys for the high performance level as one of the best sports brands in the World. This jersey has a lot to show, from the neck to the waist has a lot of details with charateristic symbols and colours that represent Scotland. Also, even though this jersey has around 26 years old, it was taken care like it should be, like a treasure. 

The 1997-1998 season for the Scotland national football team was highlighted by their participation in the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France, marking their last appearance in the tournament to date. Under the management of Craig Brown, Scotland qualified for the World Cup but faced a challenging group stage, drawn against Brazil, Norway, and Morocco. Despite a spirited performance and a memorable match against Brazil, which they lost 2-1, Scotland could only manage a 1-1 draw with Norway before being defeated 3-0 by Morocco. This resulted in Scotland finishing bottom of their group and being eliminated early from the competition. The campaign mixed moments of pride, particularly qualifying for the World Cup and competing valiantly against top teams, with the disappointment of not advancing beyond the group stage. The 1998 World Cup remains a significant, yet bittersweet, memory for Scottish football, symbolizing both their competitive spirit and the challenges of international football.