São Paulo FC 1996 Away Jersey – Adidas "Data Control" Denílson #11 Edition

The Tricolor in Motion. The Rise of a Samba Icon.

The São Paulo FC 1996 Away Jersey is a vibrant piece of Brazilian footballing history, capturing the club during a period of tactical evolution and the emergence of generational talent. This kit is forever linked to the meteoric rise of Denílson, whose incredible dribbling ability and flair in this shirt earned him a then-world-record transfer to Europe shortly after.

Produced by Adidas, the jersey features the club's traditional Tricolor vertical stripes (red, white, and black). This specific mid-90s design is noted for its high-sheen technical fabric and the integrated Adidas "three stripes" motif subtly woven into the jacquard. The shirt features a distinctive ribbed V-neck collar with red and black tipping and a central Adidas branding block that was a signature of the era's teamwear.

The front and back of the jersey proudly display the historic Data Control sponsor, a landmark partnership for the club during the 90s. This edition features the original-style #11 on the back, the number made famous by Denílson during his formative years at the Morumbi. With its bold verticality and classic 90s athletic fit, this jersey is a essential for collectors who value the "Joga Bonito" spirit of São Paulo.

A definitive vintage masterpiece, celebrating the flair of Denílson and the rich heritage of the Tricolor Paulista.

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