The 1994/95 and 1995/96 seasons represent one of the most turbulent and fascinating periods in Real Madrid's recent history: the Kelme-Teka era coincided with the technical direction of Jorge Valdano—a 1986 World Cup winner with Argentina—on the white bench, and with the debut of a very young Raúl González Blanco, who at 17 broke into the first team never to leave again, becoming the symbol of a generation. The white Kelme football shirt from that two-year period is a transitional piece between two eras of the club: that of the pre-Galácticos Madrid, with a more austere identity and a construction-based style of football that preceded the media explosion of the late nineties. Kelme, the Valencian brand that dressed Madrid during that stage, designed kits with clean, classic lines that are now highly sought-after pieces by collectors of historic Madridismo. The sponsor Teka—the German home appliance manufacturer—completed one of the most recognizable visual identities of the Madrid of the nineties.
Official Real Madrid CF home football shirt from the 1994/95 and 1995/96 seasons, manufactured by Kelme with Teka sponsorship, in size S. No player name or number.
