Real Zaragoza 2020/21 Away kit Small BNWT

Condition: ★★★★★ 

A beautiful kit in even prettier condition. The size is Small and it's in ''Brand New With Tags'' condition. Although they played in Spanish Second Division the La Liga Patch is correct as they used the same one for both of their top tiers in 2020/21. Manufactured by Adidas. 

The 2020–21 season was indeed Real Zaragoza's 89th season and the club's eighth consecutive year in the Segunda División. It was a challenging campaign for the team, with changes in the managerial staff and struggles in both the league and Copa del Rey.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the season:

2020–21 Season Details

• Club: Real Zaragoza
• Season: 89th in existence
• Stadium: La Romareda

Competitions

1. Segunda División:

   • Final Position: 15th (50 points)
   • Record: 13 wins, 11 draws, 18 losses

2. Copa del Rey:

   • Result: Eliminated in the Second Round
   • Zaragoza was knocked out by Alcorcón in a 1-2 defeat, bringing an early end to their cup run.

Team Performance & Key Players

• Top Scorer: Juanjo Narváez, with 9 goals in the league. He was the main attacking threat for Real Zaragoza throughout the season.

• Cristian Álvarez: The Argentine goalkeeper was one of the standout performers, making crucial saves and helping to prevent further defensive struggles.

Real Zaragoza is a club with a rich history and a strong following in Spanish football, even though they have been out of LaLiga for several years. Here are some interesting facts about the club that highlight its significance:

1. Founded in 1932:

• Real Zaragoza was established on March 18, 1932 after the merger of two local teams—Iberia SC and Real Zaragoza CD—making it one of the historic clubs in Spain.

2. Nickname - "Los Blanquillos" or "Los Maños":

• The team is often referred to as "Los Blanquillos" (The Whites) due to their traditional white home kits.
• They are also known as "Los Maños", a term linked to the people of Aragón, the region where Zaragoza is located.

3. Strong Cup Tradition – 6 Copa del Rey Titles:

• Real Zaragoza has won the Copa del Rey (Spain's national cup competition) six times—in 1964, 1966, 1986, 1994, 2001, and 2004. Their 2004 victory is especially memorable, as they defeated Real Madrid 3-2 in extra time, despite Madrid having their "Galácticos" stars like Zidane and Ronaldo.

4. European Success – UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1995):

• The club's most prestigious international achievement came in 1995, when they won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. Real Zaragoza defeated Arsenal 2-1 in the final, with a stunning last-minute goal from Nayim, who famously scored from near the halfway line to seal the victory in extra time.

5. La Romareda Stadium – Historic Venue:

• Zaragoza’s home ground, La Romareda, opened in 1957 and has a seating capacity of around 33,600. It has hosted several memorable moments in Spanish football and even some matches during the 1982 FIFA World Cup held in Spain.

6. Historic Players – Legendary Figures:

• Zaragoza has had many notable players throughout its history. Some of the most famous include:
  • César Rodríguez: A legendary Spanish striker who became Zaragoza's all-time top scorer before moving to Barcelona.
  • Nayim: His goal in the 1995 Cup Winners' Cup final is legendary.
  • Andrés Iniesta: Though he’s more associated with Barcelona, Iniesta’s professional debut came during a loan spell at Real Zaragoza in 2004.

7. Fanbase – Loyal and Passionate:

• Zaragoza has a large and loyal fanbase. The club’s supporters are known for their passion, and despite recent struggles, La Romareda still attracts large crowds, reflecting the club's importance in Spanish football.

8. The Zaragoza of "Los Magníficos":

• During the 1960s, Zaragoza was nicknamed "Los Magníficos", a reference to the golden era when they boasted a lineup of stars like Canário, Marcelino, Santos, and Villa. This team was one of the best in Spain and Europe, winning two Copa del Rey titles and competing strongly in European competitions.

9. The "Zaraguayos" Era:

• In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Real Zaragoza became famous for their Uruguayan players, like Eduardo Belza, Carlos Diarte, and Jorge Valdano (though Argentine, he’s closely associated with this era). This led to the nickname "Zaraguayos", combining "Zaragoza" with "Uruguayos" (Uruguayans).