The Club Olimpia 1994 Home Retro Football Jersey celebrates an important period in the history of Paraguay's most decorated football institutions. Founded in 1902 and based in Asunción, Olimpia entered the 1994 campaign following its 1993 national championship triumph. The club competed in the Paraguayan Primera División and Copa Libertadores, continuing its established tradition of challenging for domestic and continental honours. During the early 1990s, Olimpia remained one of South America's most respected clubs following its historic 1990 Copa Libertadores and Supercopa Sudamericana victories.
The 1994 squad featured José Saturnino Cardozo, Celso Ayala, Casiano Delvalle, Jorge Luis Campos, Gustavo Sotelo and Jorge Battaglia. Cardozo represented an exciting generation of Paraguayan attacking talent, while Ayala provided defensive strength and leadership. Delvalle and Campos contributed creativity and attacking movement, supported by the experience of Sotelo in midfield. Together, these players formed part of a competitive Olimpia generation that continued the club's distinguished tradition in South American football.
The jersey features a classic white base with a broad horizontal black band across the chest, reflecting Olimpia's traditional Franjeado identity. Subtle tonal geometric diamond motifs decorate the white fabric, adding texture without overwhelming the clean design. A black fold-over collar with a contrasting V-shaped neckline creates a distinctive mid-1990s appearance, while white short sleeves with black cuffs complete the traditional silhouette. The circular Olimpia crest sits prominently on the chest beneath a collection of championship stars, and large white lettering extends across the central black band. Combining elegant monochrome styling with the heritage of Paraguayan football, this remastered home jersey is a memorable tribute to Club Olimpia's celebrated early-1990s generation.
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Club Olimpia 1994 Home Jersey
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Size Guidance
Size
Length (in)
1/2 Chest (in)
Fit Height (ft/in)
Fit Weight (lbs)
S
28.0
19.7
5'3"–5'7"
110–132
M
28.7
20.5
5'7"–5'9"
132–154
L
29.5
21.3
5'9"–5'11"
154–176
XL
30.3
22.0
5'11"–6'1"
176–187
2XL
31.1
22.8
6'1"–6'3"
187–198
3XL
31.9
23.6
6'3"–6'5"
198–209
4XL
32.7
24.4
6'5"–6'7"
209–227
Note: All sizes are for reference only. Manual measurement may result in an error of ±1 inch.
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TOP FIT
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Rec. Player Printing Options
Printing
Player
Position
Why It Matters
16
Sergio Órteman
Midfielder
Captain in the Libertadores final second leg and one of the stars of the 2002 triumph
5
Julio César Cáceres
Centre-Back
Young Paraguayan international who later played in Europe and Argentina
6
Julio César Enciso
Midfielder
Key member of Olimpia's Libertadores-winning midfield
9
Richart Báez
Forward
Scored the crucial second goal in the Libertadores final second leg
10
Miguel Ángel Benítez
Forward
Experienced Paraguay international and 1998 World Cup player
7
Mauro Caballero
Forward
Scored the decisive penalty that secured the Libertadores title
Best Printing Choice: 16 (Sergio Órteman)
Other Strong Options: 5 (Julio César Cáceres) / 9 (Richart Báez) / 7 (Mauro Caballero)
We recommend No. 16 (Sergio Órteman) as the standout printing choice for this shirt. Órteman was one of the defining figures of Olimpia's historic 2002 Copa Libertadores triumph and captained the side in the decisive second leg of the final against São Caetano. He also scored twice against Grêmio during the semi-final stage. Combining his importance to the team with the significance of Olimpia's centenary Libertadores victory, No. 16 is one of the most authentic and memorable choices for this shirt.
Season Information
Season: 2002 Club: Club Olimpia Country: Paraguay Competition: Paraguayan Primera División / Copa Libertadores / Intercontinental Cup Head Coach: Nery Pumpido Kit Type: Away Primary Colour: Black Secondary Colour: White Main Sponsor: Diario La Nación Additional Sponsor: Personal Anniversary: Club Centenary — 1902–2002 Copa Libertadores: Champions Libertadores Final: Olimpia 2–2 São Caetano on aggregate — Olimpia won 4–2 on penalties Intercontinental Cup: Runners-up Stadium: Estadio Manuel Ferreira Key Players: Sergio Orteman, Julio César Cáceres, Ricardo Tavarelli, Richart Báez, Mauro Caballero, Julio César Enciso, Miguel Ángel Benítez
The 2002 season marked the 100th anniversary of Club Olimpia and became one of the most important campaigns in the club's history. Olimpia defeated Boca Juniors in the quarter-finals, Grêmio in the semi-finals and São Caetano in the final to capture their third Copa Libertadores title.
