Bayern Munich 1994-95 player shirt by Adidas believed to have been issued to Hamann for the 1994-95 Champions League campaign.
Bayern saw off Spartak Moscow and Dynamo Kiev in the group stages and IFK Gothenburg in the Quarter Finals as they looked for their first European crown since 1976.
FCB went up against Ajax in the Semi's, Louis van Gaal's young side were the talk of Europe and there was no question it was going to be difficult. The 1st leg at the Olympicstadion was a cagey affair and finished 0-0. The return leg in Amsterdam was a classic but did not go Giovanni Trapattoni's sides way and ended in a 5-2 defeat. Hamann was #15 on 3 occasions in the competition this year, at home to Spartak Moscow and away to PSG in the group stage and in the Semi Final 2nd leg against Ajax. The midfielder would go on to break into the DFB set-up in '97 and played at the Olympiastadion until '98 when he moved to England with Newcastle United. Hamann would go on to represent his country 59 times and play at 4 major international tournaments as well as starring for Liverpool.
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Correct player size flock print professionally heat pressed, cloth UEFA Champions League 94/95 patch machine stitched, flock club badge and Opel sponsor without the company logo due to UEFA restrictions also heat pressed, transfer material Adidas Equipment logo, made from 72% polyester and 28% triacetate, comes from the players own personal collection - a signed letter verifying this can be provided.
