Emblazoned with bold red and white stripes, the 1991 Red Star Belgrade jersey is steeped in football history and design elegance. Designed by Puma, this shirt features a timeless design, a sharp V-neck, and a classic fit that harkened back to the golden era of football kits. It is a piece that commemorates Red Star's crowning glory in the European Cup final held on 29 May 1991 at the Stadio San Nicola in Bari, Italy.
 
The design of the shirt is not only iconic for its appearance but also for what it represents. It's a symbol of triumph, a relic of a night when Red Star Belgrade ascended to the pinnacle of European football. After a grueling 120 minutes against Marseille, the match proceeded to a penalty shootout, a crucible where legends are forged and heroes emerge. Red Star Belgrade emerged victorious, etching their names in the annals of football history with their first and only European Cup.
 
The shirt, printed with the Red Star badge, is a testament to the club's indomitable spirit. The key players who donned this shirt and their numbers are etched in the memory of every Red Star fan: the defensive stronghold Miodrag Belodedici (#5), and the midfield maestro Robert Prosinečki (#7). The likes of Siniša Mihajlović (#8), a versatile player known for his lethal set pieces, and Darko Pančev (#9), the clinical forward, were essential to Red Star's lineup. Dragiša Binić (#11) and Dejan Savićević (#10), both formidable in their attack, played pivotal roles throughout the campaign.
 
This shirt is more than just a collection of fibers and dyes; it represents a moment when time stood still for Red Star Belgrade. As the players stepped up to the spot, each successful penalty by Prosinečki, Binić, Belodedici, Mihajlović, and Pančev brought them closer to eternal glory. This shirt is a canvas, capturing the essence of a night defined by skill, nerves of steel, and the indescribable joy of a historic victory. It is a piece of football lore, as enduring as the legacy of the men who wore it with pride and honor.