The 2010/12 period is one of the darkest and yet most remembered chapters in the recent history of River Plate. The club was going through an unprecedented institutional and sporting crisis that culminated in June 2011 with relegation to the Primera B Nacional—the Argentine second division—the first in the club's 110-year history. The defeat against Belgrano in the promotion playoff shook Argentine football to its core. However, River responded with a season in the second division that turned into a triumphant march: the Monumental full for every match, fans who never abandoned the team, and a promotion secured in 2012 that closed one of the most dramatic episodes in South American football. This jersey covers exactly that cycle: the fall and the resurrection.
The garment is River Plate's home jersey for the 2010/12 period, manufactured by Adidas. White design with the club's characteristic diagonal red sash, the most iconic and unchanging element of the Millonario visual identity. Club crest embroidered on the chest and the three Adidas stripes on the sleeves. Size L, without player number or nameset, in its clean version. A piece that bears the imprint of one of the most turbulent and emotional eras of Argentine football.
