BORUSSIA DORTMUND 2010-11 HOME SHIRT - KAGAWA 23 - L
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Excellent condition. Club crest, star detailing and manufacturer chest logos are embroidered. Manufacturer sleeve logos, club sponsors and player name/number are all PolyFlex and heat applied. Shirt design elements and rear club lettering are all sublimated. No pulls or bobbles. Colours are excellent condition.
Borussia Dortmund enjoyed a memorable 2010/11 campaign under Jürgen Klopp, winning the Bundesliga title for the first time since 2001/02 and establishing themselves as one of Germany's most exciting young teams.
Having finished fifth the previous season, Dortmund entered the campaign with a developing squad built around Klopp's energetic pressing style and attacking football.
The team featured influential players including Mats Hummels, Neven Subotić, Nuri Şahin, Kevin Großkreutz, Lucas Barrios and goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller. Summer arrivals Shinji Kagawa, Robert Lewandowski and Łukasz Piszczek also strengthened the squad, with Kagawa quickly becoming an important attacking figure.
Following an opening-day defeat against Bayer Leverkusen, Dortmund produced an outstanding sequence of results, winning seven consecutive Bundesliga matches.
Klopp's side continued their impressive form throughout the first half of the campaign, establishing a commanding lead at the top of the table. The emergence of Mario Götze provided another attacking option, while Şahin's performances in midfield helped establish Dortmund's distinctive playing style.
Dortmund eventually secured the Bundesliga championship with 75 points, recording 23 victories and finishing seven points ahead of second-placed Bayer Leverkusen.
Their defensive record was particularly impressive, with the team conceding just 22 league goals across 34 matches. Barrios finished as Dortmund's leading league scorer with 16 goals, while Kagawa, Götze and Lewandowski made important attacking contributions.
In European competition, Dortmund participated in the UEFA Europa League, progressing through qualifying before facing Paris Saint-Germain, Sevilla and Karpaty Lviv in the group stage. Despite recording two victories, Dortmund finished third in the group and were eliminated before the knockout rounds.
Their DFB-Pokal campaign ended in the second round following a penalty shootout defeat against Kickers Offenbach. Nevertheless, the Bundesliga title represented a major achievement for Klopp and his young squad, beginning a period of sustained domestic success that would continue with another championship the following season.
Produced by Kappa, the 2010/11 Borussia Dortmund home shirt featured the club's traditional yellow colourway with distinctive thin black horizontal stripes across the front. The design incorporated a contrasting black collar, black Kappa branding across the shoulders, the Borussia Dortmund crest and the Evonik sponsor.
Worn by players including Götze, Kagawa, Şahin, Hummels and Barrios, the shirt became closely associated with Klopp's first Bundesliga title and the emergence of an exciting young Dortmund side. Its distinctive striped design and connection with the club's return to the summit of German football make it a classic example of Borussia Dortmund's modern history.
PIT TO PIT - 56cm /// COLLAR TO HEM - 71cm
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