The Eintracht Frankfurt 1993–95 Home Retro Football Shirt is one of the most distinctive German shirts of the early 1990s, representing an era featuring club icons such as Anthony Yeboah and Jay-Jay Okocha.
The shirt uses a striking red base with bold black-and-white geometric graphics, creating the unmistakably adventurous style associated with early-1990s football design. The original version featured the Tetra Pak front sponsor and was produced by Puma. The design was introduced for 1993/94 and carried over into 1994/95.
Its association with Yeboah and Okocha makes this shirt particularly collectible, representing a memorable period when Frankfurt possessed one of the Bundesliga’s most exciting attacking teams.
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Eintracht Frankfurt 1993-95 Home L/S Jersey
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Size Guidance (Retro Jersey)
Size Chest (in) Length (in) Rec. Height (ft/in) Rec. Weight (lb) S 39 28 65–67 121–132 M 41 28 67–69 132–154 L 43 29 69–71 154–176 XL 44 30 71–75 176–198 XXL 46 31 75–79 198–220 Note: All sizes are for reference only. Manual measurement may result in an error of ±1 inch.
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Season Information
Season: 1993/94 – 1994/95
Club: Eintracht Frankfurt
Country: Germany
Competition: Bundesliga / DFB-Pokal / UEFA Cup
Kit Type: Home Shirt
Category: Retro Football ShirtThe 1993/94 season was the stronger of the two campaigns represented by this shirt. Eintracht finished 5th in the Bundesliga, scoring 57 league goals and qualifying for the following season’s UEFA Cup. They also reached the UEFA Cup quarter-finals.
The outstanding individual performer was Anthony Yeboah. The Ghanaian striker scored 18 Bundesliga goals in 1993/94, finishing joint-top of the league scoring chart alongside Stefan Kuntz. Yeboah’s combination of power, athleticism and spectacular finishing made him one of the Bundesliga’s defining forwards of the period.
Alongside him was the emerging Jay-Jay Okocha, whose extraordinary dribbling and creativity made him one of Frankfurt’s most exciting players. Okocha wore the No.10 shirt, while Yeboah wore No.9, making both particularly authentic printing choices for this jersey.
The shirt continued into 1994/95, when Frankfurt finished ninth in the Bundesliga and again reached the UEFA Cup quarter-finals. Yeboah departed during that campaign, while Okocha increasingly became one of the central personalities of the team.
Rec. Player Printing Options
Printing Recommendation YEBOAH 9 Legendary Ghanaian striker and the definitive goalscorer associated with this shirt. He scored 18 Bundesliga goals in 1993/94 and finished as joint league top scorer. OKOCHA 10 Nigerian playmaker who became famous for his extraordinary dribbling, flair and technical ability. His iconic No.10 is one of the most recognisable Frankfurt retro choices. GAUDINO 30 German international attacking midfielder and an important creative figure in Frankfurt’s early-1990s side. He is also strongly associated with this particular shirt design. BEIN 8 1990 World Cup-winning German midfielder and one of the most technically gifted players of Frankfurt’s successful early-1990s generation. BINZ 4 Long-serving German defender and club captain figure who became one of the most recognisable Frankfurt players of the era. WEBER 6 Versatile German midfielder and defender who was part of Frankfurt’s strong Bundesliga side during the first season this shirt was worn. YEBOAH 9 is the strongest printing recommendation for the Eintracht Frankfurt 1993–95 Home Retro Football Shirt.
Anthony Yeboah was at his peak during the 1993/94 season, scoring 18 Bundesliga goals to finish joint-top scorer in Germany while helping Frankfurt finish fifth and qualify for Europe.
His No.9 is therefore directly connected to the most successful season in which this particular home design was worn. Together with OKOCHA 10, it is one of the defining Eintracht Frankfurt shirt printings of the 1990s.
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