Chile football jersey 2012

In 2012, Chile was in the midst of a transition between two eras – with new talents emerging and old icons still on the front lines.

• Brand: Puma
• Year: 2012
• Size: XL

Football Memories

From Flair to Future

The years following the 2010 World Cup were a transitional period for the Chilean national team. After Marcelo Bielsa's departure, the team was taken over by Claudio Borghi, and while results varied, Chile maintained its technical, offensive playing style. Puma took over the design of the jerseys in 2012, giving a more streamlined look to the colorful squad as they prepared for the World Cup qualifiers.

Old Heroes and New Names

The team still featured big names such as Arturo Vidal, Alexis Sánchez, and Gary Medel, but new players like Eduardo Vargas and Charles Aránguiz began to make their mark. 2012 became an important year in shaping the squad that would later win the Copa América in both 2015 and 2016. The transition was carried by a core of warriors with flair and passion.

First Steps of Qualification

The 2012 jersey was worn in the initial qualifying matches for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Chile wasn't always consistent, but they delivered goals and entertainment – and, not least, a belief that the team could take the next step. It was a period of change and renewal, but still with La Roja's recognizable energy and temperament.

A Jersey Looking Forward

With the Puma logo on the chest and a classic red design, this jersey marks a time when Chile was in motion. It was worn by a generation that would truly make history a few years later. A stylish piece of football history in size XL.

Do you want to own the jersey from the year when Chile's golden generation began to take shape?