FEYENOORD 2001-02 HOME SHIRT - V.PERSIE 32 - L
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Excellent condition. Club crest and Kappa logos are embroidered. Club sponsor is sublimated. Player name/number are Polyflex and heat applied. No pulls, one small bobble to upper front. Colours and stitching in excellent condition.
Feyenoord enjoyed a memorable 2001/02 campaign under Bert van Marwijk, winning the UEFA Cup for the second time in the club's history and securing their first major European trophy since 1974.
Having finished second in the Eredivisie the previous season, Feyenoord entered the campaign determined to challenge for domestic honours while competing in the UEFA Champions League. The squad featured influential players including Pierre van Hooijdonk, Jon Dahl Tomasson, Shinji Ono, Paul Bosvelt, Brett Emerton, Robin van Persie and goalkeeper Edwin Zoetebier.
Feyenoord began their European campaign in the Champions League, progressing through the first group stage before finishing third in their second group-stage section.
The result saw Van Marwijk's side enter the UEFA Cup, where they produced an impressive series of performances against established European opposition. Feyenoord eliminated Freiburg and Rangers before facing PSV Eindhoven in an all-Dutch quarter-final.
Following two closely contested matches, the Rotterdam club progressed on penalties, securing a place in the semi-finals against Inter Milan. A 1–0 victory at San Siro, followed by a 2–2 draw at De Kuip, secured a 3–2 aggregate triumph and Feyenoord's place in the final.
The final against Borussia Dortmund took place at De Kuip, providing Feyenoord with the opportunity to secure European silverware in their home stadium.
Van Hooijdonk scored twice in the first half, including a penalty and a free-kick, before Tomasson added a third goal after the interval. Despite Dortmund's attempts to recover, Feyenoord secured a memorable 3–2 victory and lifted the UEFA Cup.
Van Hooijdonk finished as the competition's leading scorer with eight goals, playing a decisive role throughout the knockout stages.
Domestically, Feyenoord finished third in the Eredivisie, behind champions Ajax and runners-up PSV Eindhoven. Although the league championship remained out of reach, the UEFA Cup triumph represented one of the club's most significant achievements of the modern era.
Produced by Kappa, the 2001/02 Feyenoord home shirt featured the club's traditional red-and-white half-and-half design, with contrasting sleeves, a distinctive collar and the Stad Rotterdam Verzekeringen sponsor. Incorporating the Feyenoord crest and Kappa branding, the shirt became closely associated with Van Hooijdonk, Tomasson and Ono during the club's memorable European campaign.
Worn during the season that culminated in the 2002 UEFA Cup triumph at De Kuip, the design represents one of the most celebrated periods in Feyenoord's modern history.
PIT TO PIT - 58cm /// COLLAR TO HEM - 69cm
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