Cerro Porteño is the most popular club in Paraguay alongside Olimpia, boasting a massive fanbase and an identity built on blue and red—the colors that earned it the nickname El Ciclón Azulgrana. The year 1999 was a period of great activity for Paraguayan football at a continental level: the 'Albirroja' national team was experiencing one of its best eras, qualifying for successive World Cups and Copa Américas with players developed in clubs like Cerro Porteño. The second kit from that year, manufactured by Puma, is one of the most sought-after garments by South American football collectors: a limited-production jersey, with circulation mainly local to Paraguay, which has survived over 25 years in a market where the preservation of vintage garments is especially difficult. Finding it in size XL and in original condition makes it a truly unique piece.
Club Cerro Porteño second kit from 1999, manufactured by Puma in size XL. One of the most sought-after jerseys in the history of the Ciclón, with extremely scarce availability on the current market.
