Barcelona
Barcelona are once again reminding the world why they’re one of the true giants of the game. The 2024/25 season has seen a return to the kind of form that echoes the golden eras of the past. Cruyff’s Dream Team, the Guardiola masterclass, and the tiki-taka brilliance that defined a generation.
In La Liga and the Champions League, they’ve combined their iconic, possession-based DNA with a fresh burst of energy and talent. Big results, standout performances, and moments of pure Barça magic have them pushing for silverware on all fronts. A club steeped in history, still writing new chapters.
2007-08 Barcelona Home Shirt
Home shirt as worn during Frank Rijkaard’s final season in charge, when Barça finished second in La Liga and reached the semi-finals of the Champions League. A young Lionel Messi impressed on the European stage, netting 6 goals in just 9 appearances. This iconic shirt was worn by some of the greatest names in football history, including Messi, Ronaldinho, Henry, Eto’o, Xavi, Iniesta, and Puyol. A golden era of talent at the Camp Nou./strong>
Thomas Müller
After 16 seasons, a true Bayern Munich icon is set to leave the club. Since arriving in 2008, he’s been the heartbeat of the club, racking up over 740 appearances and over 500 goal contributions. A player who defined an era with his intelligence, vision, and leadership. In Europe, his legacy is just as strong. Appearing in the second leg of the Champions League quarter finals against Inter Milan, moved him joint third level with Lionel Messi on 163 Champions League appearances, winning two Champions Leagues titles in this time.
His impact wasn’t limited to club football. On the world stage, he announced himself in style scoring five goals at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, finishing as the tournament’s top scorer, winning the Golden Boot, and being named Best Young Player as Germany secured third place.
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