Camiseta local Camerún 1998

Camerún 1998🦁🟢

Designed by Puma, this spectacular shirt marked the beginning of one of the most revolutionary and iconic alliances in African football design, dressing the Indomitable Lions in the France '98 World Cup.

The jersey featured a vibrant green base with a groundbreaking design for its time: the shoulders and sleeves sported a large red stripe bordered by a yellow line, masterfully recreating the three colors of the national flag. The polo collar was yellow with a green crossed V-neck design. However, the most imposing and remembered detail was the enormous watermark of a roaring lion that subtly covered the entire left side of the shirt, merging with the federation's crest.

It was the skin with which the Cameroonian team showed flashes of their unmistakable physical power and talent, immortalized by the presence of a very young Samuel Eto'o (who, at just 17, debuted in a World Cup), the charisma and leadership of the great captain Rigobert Song, the quality of Patrick M'Boma, and the speed of Pierre Njanka, author of one of the best goals of the tournament against Austria.