The jersey is in used condition with a minor imperfection but without any major damage, there is some minimal wear on the golden stripes print, the jersey is a '2XL4' tall fit so we recommend checking the provided measurements to ensure the best fit, please see the photos for further details. 

SIZE: XXL (tall fit) LENGTH: 91cm / 36" WIDTH: 58,5cm / 23" SHOULDER: 38cm / 15" 

Please note that we take measurements to check that the label corresponds with the actual size but these measurements are a guide only.


The 2019–20 basketball season marked Real Madrid's 89th year in existence, solidifying their standing as a powerhouse in Spanish basketball. Under the leadership of head coach Pablo Laso, the team entered their 64th consecutive season in the top tier of Spanish basketball and their 13th consecutive season competing in the prestigious EuroLeague. This season also marked the ninth in a row with Laso at the helm, as Real Madrid continued their pursuit of excellence on both domestic and international fronts.

 

Real Madrid's home base, the WiZink Center, witnessed a season filled with highs and lows, triumphs and challenges. President Florentino Pérez provided strategic guidance, while head coach Pablo Laso orchestrated the team's movements on the court.

 

The Liga ACB campaign unfolded with Real Madrid securing a commendable 2nd position, showcasing their prowess in the Spanish basketball league. Despite a strong showing in the regular season, the playoffs presented a challenging group stage, testing the team's resilience.

 

In the EuroLeague, Real Madrid once again asserted their dominance, finishing in the 2nd position. The team navigated through the rigorous competition, displaying a brand of basketball that has come to be synonymous with the Real Madrid legacy in European basketball.

 

Crowning their domestic achievements, Real Madrid clinched victory in both the Copa del Rey and the Supercopa, adding to their illustrious collection of titles. The Copa del Rey triumph reflected the team's ability to rise to the occasion in knockout competitions, while the Supercopa success underscored their consistent excellence.

 

The WiZink Center echoed with the cheers of fans throughout the season, reaching its pinnacle with the highest home attendance recorded during a Liga ACB clash against Baskonia, with 9,852 spectators in attendance. In the EuroLeague, a thrilling encounter against Barcelona drew an impressive crowd of 12,729, demonstrating the fervor of the fanbase.

 

However, the season also witnessed moments of challenge, as reflected in the lowest home attendances during Liga ACB and EuroLeague matches against Gran Canaria and ASVEL, respectively. Despite occasional setbacks, the average home attendance remained strong, with 8,086 in Liga ACB and 9,649 in the EuroLeague, illustrating the unwavering support of the Real Madrid faithful.

 

The journey was not without its share of ups and downs, and while Real Madrid celebrated their biggest win against Andorra with a commanding 91–60 victory, they also experienced a tough defeat at the hands of Barça with a scoreline of 83–63.

 

As the 2019–20 season came to a close, Real Madrid Basketball could reflect on a campaign filled with achievements, a testament to their commitment to excellence in Spanish and European basketball. The season's narrative, etched in victories, defeats, and the passionate support of the fans, contributed another chapter to the storied history of Real Madrid Basketball.