Borussia Dortmund Scarf - 2012 German Champions

The 2011/12 Bundesliga was Borussia Dortmund's second consecutive title under the management of Jürgen Klopp—having also won in 2010/11—and one of the most exciting and celebrated teams in European football over the last decade. That squad was a masterpiece of sporting construction without major investment: Robert Lewandowski as an implacable goalscoring reference, Mario Götze as Germany's most precocious talent, Ivan Perišić on the wings, Shinji Kagawa as the creative engine, Mats Hummels as the defensive leader, and Kevin Großkreutz as the soul of the neighborhood—the local player, the fan in boots. BVB finished the season with 81 points, 16 more than the runner-up, in a display of dominance that confirmed Klopp's project was no accident, but a revolution. This commemorative football scarf is a fan document of that feat: the Dortmund yellow, the German flag, and the Deutscher Meister trophy in the center make up a collector's item linked to one of the brightest moments in the history of the Ruhr club.

Borussia Dortmund 2011/12 Bundesliga title commemorative football scarf, double-sided with the same design on both sides. Yellow background with German flag, "Deutscher Meister" text and trophy in the center, official club crest on the ends, and the name "Borussia Dortmund".