Olympiacos 2005/06 Away kit with Official Djordjevic Print XS

 Condition: ★★★★☆ 

One the most rare and celebrated Olympiacos kits. Adding to the rarity it has a club legend printing for Predrag Djordjevic. This size is XS and it's in good shape considering that this kit turns 20 next year. It has a few pulls and bobbles. 

The Olympiacos FC 2005/06 season was notable for the club both domestically and in European competitions. Here’s a detailed overview of their performance, key players, and interesting facts from that season.

Season Overview

• Competitions: Super League Greece, Greek Cup, UEFA Champions League
• League Finish: 1st (Super League Greece)
• Greek Cup: Winners
• UEFA Champions League: Group Stage
  
  Dušan Đorđević is a club legend at Olympiacos, having joined from Paniliakos in 1996 and quickly establishing himself as a key player under coach Dušan Bajević. Known as the club's dead-ball specialist and leader, he formed a formidable left wing with Grigoris Georgatos, helping Olympiacos reach the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals in 1999. Over his first five seasons, he scored 50 goals, contributing to multiple titles, and had a stellar 2002–03 season with 14 league goals and 15 assists. Đorđević's 2005–06 season was remarkable, as he led the club with 15 goals at age 34. His tenure saw him achieve numerous milestones, including being the only foreign player to win 10 Greek championships and play a vital role in Olympiacos' success in the UEFA Champions League. After 13 successful years with the club, he announced his retirement in March 2009, leaving behind a legacy as one of the greatest players in the club's history.
  

Interesting Facts

• Coaching: The team was managed by Ernesto Valverde, who had a significant impact on the team's playing style and tactics.
• Stadium: Olympiacos played their home matches at the Karaiskakis Stadium, which has a passionate fanbase.
• Rivalry: The club’s fierce rivalry with Panathinaikos was highlighted in the league, particularly in the derbies known as the "Derby of the Eternal Enemies."
• Tactics: Olympiacos employed an attacking style of play, often using a 4-3-3 formation that emphasized width and pace.