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Manchester City football shirt 2011 Aguero
Manchester City football shirt 2011 Aguero
On May 13, 2012, the clock showed 93 minutes and 20 seconds when Sergio Agüero received the ball in Queens Park Rangers' box. A few seconds later, the Etihad Stadium erupted, commentator Martin Tyler shouted his famous "Agüerooooo!", and Manchester City won their first English championship in 44 years. One goal not only changed a season but the entire balance of power in English football.
Facts
* Club: Manchester City
* Brand: Umbro
* Period: 2011-12
* Size: fits large M (70 long 50 wide)
* Condition: Very good condition
* Note: The shirt has "Agüero 6" on the back. Agüero officially wore number 16 that season. The number 1 is not present.
FOOTBALL MEMORIES
The 2011-12 season became the turning point in Manchester City's history. The club had invested heavily since the ownership change in 2008, but only this season did the project truly come to fruition. Roberto Mancini's team finished on equal points with local rivals Manchester United but won the Premier League on goal difference – the closest finish in the league's history.
It was also the first season with Etihad Airways as the main sponsor. The sponsorship marked the beginning of a new identity, where Manchester City transformed from a challenger to a global football powerhouse. The light blue Umbro shirt therefore became the symbol of the start of the club's most successful period ever.
Much of the attention focused on Sergio Agüero, David Silva, Yaya Touré, Vincent Kompany, and Joe Hart, but the championship was built by an unusually broad team. Kompany's decisive header against Manchester United in April and Touré's dominance in midfield were just as crucial as Agüero's famous goal in the final matchday.
When Manchester City's modern history is told, it almost always begins with the spring of 2012. Since then, championships have come in abundance, but for many City fans, no triumph will ever surpass the feeling of those last seconds against QPR, when the club wrote itself into football history.
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