The 2017/18 season was the culmination of the dynasty: Real Madrid won their thirteenth European Cup in Kyiv, defeating Liverpool with a legendary performance by Gareth Bale—his bicycle kick is already one of the most remembered goals in the history of the finals—and became the first club to win three consecutive Champions League titles in the modern era. Sergio Ramos, captain and #4, was the undisputed leader of the Madrid dressing room during that era, the player who has lifted the "Orechona" trophy the most times as Madrid captain, and one of the most influential defenders in the history of European football. The second kit for that season—manufactured by Adidas with Climacool technology—features an exceptional set of official patches: the 2016 FIFA Club World Cup patch won in Japan and the full UEFA Champions League set with the 12 European Cups, the Respect patch, and the 2017 edition Starball. A match jersey with name, number, and complete title documentation.
Official Real Madrid CF away football jersey from the 2017/18 season, manufactured by Adidas with Climacool technology, size XL. Official Sergio Ramos #4 name and number with original typography. 2016 FIFA Club World Cup patch on the chest and full set of UEFA Champions League patches (12 European Cups, Respect, and 2017 Starball) on the sleeves.
