MSV Duisburg is one of the historic clubs of the Ruhr, the industrial region in western Germany that has given German football some of its most iconic teams. The Zebras—the club's nickname due to their blue and white striped kit—had their golden era in the seventies and eighties, with appearances in European competition and a stable presence in the Bundesliga. In the late nineties and early 2000s, Duisburg alternated between the Bundesliga and the 2. Bundesliga, maintaining a loyal fanbase in a city with a very strong industrial and footballing identity. The MSV's blue and white is one of the most recognizable color schemes in Ruhr football.
Vintage double-sided scarf with the same design on both sides, in good condition. Blue with white lettering and details, MSV Duisburg crest on both ends. A piece from the club's time in the Bundesliga during the late nineties and early 2000s.
