FEATURES: The Total 90-era design combines Brazil’s iconic yellow and green colors with an unusually elaborate technical construction: sculpted green piping, large ventilated mesh sections, a green mesh upper-back panel, layered V-neck and an embroidered five-star CBF crest. Finished with original style RONALDINHO #10 to the reverse and a matching #10 to the front, both using the distinctive perforated-dot number design associated with this generation of Brazil kits. This is a visibly worn example with scattered grey/dark marks, staining and general discoloration across the yellow body and sleeve areas, plus minor cuff/stitch wear. Despite this, the key presentation elements—the CBF crest, Nike Swoosh and particularly the Ronaldinho #10 printing—remain in notably strong condition.
COMMENTS: Between 2004 and 2006, Ronaldinho reached the absolute pinnacle of his international career with Brazil, embodying the peak of Joga Bonito as he inherited Pelé's iconic number 10 shirt and won his first FIFA World Player of the Year award in 2004.Though left out of the squad that won the 2004 Copa América, he returned with a starring role at the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup, captaining the side and scoring in a dominant 4-1 victory over arch-rivals Argentina in the final. However, this glittering period concluded on a somber note at the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, where a star-studded Brazilian team struggled for consistency and suffered a disappointing quarter-final exit against France, marking a turning point in his golden era.
