The Real Zaragoza "wasp" kit from 1996–1998 is one of the most remembered and sought-after in Spanish football from the nineties. The black design with yellow stripes—which gave the shirt its popular nickname—coincided with one of the best moments in the Aragonese club's recent history: the Zaragoza of that era had won the Copa del Rey in 1994 and the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1995 with that goal by Nayim from midfield against Arsenal, and remained a competitive team in LaLiga with proven, top-level players. Adidas outfitted the club in one of the most daring and recognizable away kits of the Spanish league that decade.
The shorts are the piece that completes that away kit, manufactured by Adidas in size L. Straight cut with a flat waistband and the original drawstring preserved. Yellow stripes in perfect condition, with the Real Zaragoza crest and brand embroidery in very good condition. Lightly used, remarkably well-preserved for a garment of this age. A piece that completes one of the most iconic kits in Spanish football from the nineties.
