Barcelona 2003/04 Training Vest Medium

Condition: ★★★★☆ 

An extremely rare and iconic sleeveless top from a fully star packed Barcelona of the early 2000s. Manufactured by Nike and a size Medium. Only notable damage can be seen and the back of this top as the Total 90 logo is beat up. With that top you are ready to become the Fifa Street legend of your neighborhood. 

During the 2003/04 season, FC Barcelona had a relatively tumultuous year with a mix of performances across different competitions. Here’s a detailed overview of their performance and key figures:

2003/04 Season Performance

La Liga:

• Position: 2nd
• Summary: Barcelona finished third in La Liga, securing a spot in the UEFA Champions League for the next season. They were competitive throughout the season but fell short of the title.

UEFA Cup:

• Round: 4th Round
• Summary: Lost to Celtic. 

Copa del Rey:

• Round: Quarter Finals

Key Players of the 2003/04 Season

1. Ronaldinho: The Brazilian star was one of the standout players, bringing flair, creativity, and significant influence to the team.
2. Samuel Eto'o: Signed in the summer of 2004, Eto’o was a key figure and became one of the club’s major attacking threats.
3. Xavi Hernández: As a young midfielder, Xavi showed glimpses of the brilliance that would become integral to Barcelona’s future success.
4. Carles Puyol: The reliable defender was a crucial part of the team’s defense and provided leadership on the field.
5. Luis Enrique: Although nearing the end of his career, Luis Enrique continued to be a valuable contributor with his experience and versatility.
6. Edgar Davids
7. Ricardo Quaresma

8. Rafael Márquez: The Mexican international was a strong presence in defense and contributed both defensively and offensively with his ability to play the ball from the back

Upcoming Talents

1. Lionel Messi: At the start of the 2003/04 season, Messi was a highly touted young talent. He began making more frequent appearances, and his potential was evident. Messi would soon become one of the most influential players in football history.
2. Andrés Iniesta: Another emerging talent, Iniesta was starting to gain recognition and showed promise as a future star for Barcelona and the Spanish national team.