Arsenal 2004-05 Home Retro Jersey - Reyes #9

Manufactured by Nike and featuring the prominent O2 sponsor, this classic red home jersey with traditional white sleeves was worn during the season where Arsenal stretched their incredible unbeaten league run to a record 49 games before it came to an end. While they couldn't replicate the league title win, finishing second to Chelsea, the team still secured silverware in a dramatic fashion. The season culminated in an FA Cup final victory over Manchester United via a penalty shootout. The shirt features the number of José Antonio Reyes, who arrived from Sevilla in January 2004 and became the first Spaniard to win the Premier League medal (as part of the Invincibles squad). The 2004-05 season saw Reyes have a bright start, scoring in each of the first six matches as the team broke records. Though he was controversially sent off in the FA Cup final, his contributions throughout the campaign were vital to winning the trophy. This jersey captures the potential and excitement surrounding the talented Spanish international during his time in London.