Our Valencia selection brings together the jerseys of Valencia Club de Fútbol: white home jersey, away jersey and third jersey Puma, to support the club from the Mestalla stadium, one of the oldest and most passionate in Spain.
The white and the bat of Mestalla.
Founded in 1919, Valencia CF plays at the Mestalla stadium, opened in 1923, one of the oldest stadiums in Spain, known for its steep stands. The club has six Spanish champion titles, the most recent two in 2002 and 2004 under Rafael Benítez, eight Copa del Rey titles, the latest in 2019, a Cup Winners' Cup in 1980, and a UEFA Cup in 2004. It has played in two consecutive Champions League finals in 2000 and 2001.
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Valencia's home kit is white, worn with black shorts. The crest features a bats, a symbol of the city of Valencia, present on the arms of the medieval kingdom. Supporters call their players Ches, a typical interjection from the region. The German manufacturer Puma outfits the club and releases a away kit and a third kit in more vibrant colours each year, often inspired by Valencian culture.
The supporter shirt, with a comfortable fit, can be worn at the stadium or in everyday life. It’s chosen in your usual size, or one size up for a looser fit. Valencia has seen the brilliance of great players, from Mario Kempes, World Champion 1978, to David Villa, David Silva, or Juan Mata, who were trained or revealed at the club. You wash your shirt inside out, at thirty degrees, without fabric softener, and let it dry flat to preserve the crest and markings.
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The club has six Spanish champion titles, the most recent two in 2002 and 2004 under Rafael Benítez, eight Copa del Rey titles, a Cup Winners' Cup in 1980, and a UEFA Cup in 2004.
Opened in 1923, Mestalla is one of the oldest stadiums in Spain. Its steep stands place supporters above the pitch and create a reputation for its atmosphere throughout the country.
Valencia won its eighth Copa del Rey in 2019, the most recent in its history in this competition. Founded in 1919, the club was celebrating its centenary.
The white home kit is the historic emblem of the club, the most worn at Mestalla. The away and third Puma kits, in more pronounced colours, complete a collection or stand out in the city.
Wash it inside out at thirty degrees, without fabric softener that alters the technical fabric, and let it air dry. Hanging it on a hanger keeps its shape and preserves the badges intact.