Nike Brazil 2006 Away Carlos 6 - 8/10

Nike Brazil 2006 Away Carlos 6 - 8/10The blue change shirt of the Seleo, worn by the most explosive left back in football history: the Nike Brazil 2006 away jersey with Roberto Carlos and the number 6. In strong 8 10 condition, this version swaps Brazil's famous yellow for a deep blue base lifted by a subtle dotted graphic across the front, the away identity of a golden generation. The Roberto Carlos 6 nameset was already in place at the time of purchase, an authentic period finish.

The blue change shirt of the Seleção, worn by the most explosive left-back in football history: the Nike Brazil 2006 away jersey with Roberto Carlos and the number 6. In strong 8/10 condition, this version swaps Brazil's famous yellow for a deep blue base lifted by a subtle dotted graphic across the front, the away identity of a golden generation. The Roberto Carlos 6 nameset was already in place at the time of purchase, an authentic period finish.

Presented in men's size M, the shirt shows light, even wear consistent with its age, with no major faults. The Nike Swoosh, the CBF crest, and the back printing remain clear and complete. Sourced and authenticated by The Football Idiots, it is a true vintage collectible for Brazil fans and admirers of Roberto Carlos.

Product Details

• Brand: Nike
• Club: Brazil
• League: International
• Kit Type: Away
• Season: 2006
• Player: R. Carlos
• Number: 6
• Size: M
• Condition: 8/10
• Nameset: Period nameset, already in place when purchased
• History: Brazil went to the 2006 World Cup in Germany as defending champions with a squad bursting with names, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaká, Adriano, and Cafu among them. Carlos Alberto Parreira's side reached the quarter-finals before a Zinedine Zidane masterclass sent them out at the hands of France. The blue away shirt, with its understated dot graphic, rarely saw tournament action as the yellow home kit seldom clashed, making it one of the more under-the-radar shirts of the era. Roberto Carlos wore the number 6 throughout, the marauding left-back whose thunderous free-kicks and overlapping runs defined a generation of Brazilian football, making this a standout piece for collectors.