Stoke football jersey 2021

• Brand: Macron
• Year: 2021 - 2022
• Size: XL

Football Memories

2021–2022: A new era under Michael O'Neill
The 2021–2022 season marked another step in Stoke City's rebuilding after the club's relegation from the Premier League in 2018. Under the leadership of Michael O'Neill, "The Potters" fought to find stability in the Championship. The season ended with a mid-table finish without drama at the bottom, but also without realistic promotion hopes, finishing 14th. Nevertheless, there was optimism among fans, who saw a more cohesive and talented team taking shape. The jersey from this season stands as a symbol of the club's quiet transformation and focus on young talents.

New profiles and fan favorites
The team featured several interesting names, with Tyrese Campbell and Jacob Brown particularly standing out. Campbell, son of former Arsenal player Kevin Campbell, showed glimpses of his potential, while Brown, with his work rate and speed, became an important part of the attack. Veteran Joe Allen continued as the midfield general, and fans also had great affection for Harry Souttar – the towering Australian who impressed with his composure and aerial prowess in central defense until a serious injury sidelined him.

A remarkable start and FA Cup drama
Stoke started the season strongly with several wins in the autumn, and by December, they were close to the playoff zone. Unfortunately, their form waned after the New Year. In the FA Cup, the team reached the fifth round – one of the brighter moments in an otherwise average season – where they were, however, knocked out by Crystal Palace. The cup matches provided a welcome variation, with the 2-0 victory over Leyton Orient in the third round particularly showcasing the team's potential.

A jersey with significance
This Macron jersey – in size XL – is a classic Stoke design with the iconic red and white stripes, but with modern details such as subtle texture and clean lines. Macron took over as kit sponsor in 2020, and their designs combined nostalgia with technical finesse. The 2021/22 edition was worn at a time when fans could once again fill the bet365 Stadium after the COVID-19 lockdowns, which gave the jersey extra emotional value. It was a jersey that symbolized hope and renewed energy for a club still fighting to find its way back to the top.