Denmark DBU football shirt 2002

While red was the tradition, it was the white away variant that made a stylish mark on Denmark's World Cup journey in 2002.

• Brand: Hummel
• Year: 2002
• Size: 14 years / 164 cm
• Notes: Measurements: 62 cm long and 41 cm wide under armpits

Football Memories

The Danish team with international class

Denmark went undefeated through the qualification for the 2002 World Cup and travelled east with both confidence and international respect. In a group with France, Senegal, and Uruguay, Denmark sensationally finished first, while the 1998 world champions had to pack up and go home – without scoring a single goal.

The national team's strong backbone

The team was built around experienced players such as Thomas Helveg, Martin Laursen, and Thomas Gravesen, while Jon Dahl Tomasson stole the headlines as Denmark's top scorer. Jesper Grønkjær and Dennis Rommedahl provided speed on the wings, and Thomas Sørensen was solid in goal as Schmeichel's natural successor.

Ups and downs of the finals

The group stage offered victories and nerves – but in the Round of 16 against England, it went wrong. A tough start proved costly, and the Danes were defeated 0–3. Nevertheless, the 2002 World Cup proved that Denmark could compete with the best – and play entertaining and organised football.

The jersey with the cool expression

The white Hummel jersey from 2002 was elegant and minimalistic, with red details and classic angles. It served as the away alternative to the iconic red home jersey – and today stands as a stylish symbol of Denmark's World Cup performance.

Are you ready to wear the white jersey from Denmark's strong 2002 World Cup journey?