Club: Arsenal Year: 2002/04 Brand: Nike Jersey Type: Home Size: M Player Name: Thierry Henry 14 Chest length (cm): 55 Shirt length (cm): 73 Condition: 8/10 History: The 2002-2004 period was one of the most defining eras in Arsenal's history, highlighted by their dominance in English football under Arsène Wenger.
The 2002-03 season saw Arsenal finish second in the Premier League, just behind Manchester United, in a tightly contested title race. Despite strong individual performances from Henry and Patrick Vieira, the Gunners fell short, with key losses in the second half of the season costing them the title. In the Champions League, they were eliminated by Bayern Munich in the quarter-finals.
However, the 2003-04 season brought unprecedented success, as Arsenal went unbeaten in the Premier League, completing a historic "Invincibles" campaign. The team finished 11 points clear of second-placed Chelsea, with 26 wins and 12 draws. Henry, again the standout player, was instrumental in Arsenal's attacking play. This unbeaten run cemented Arsenal’s place in footballing history as one of the greatest teams of all time.
The 2002-04 kits were the first time a revamped Arsenal crest was featured. Phasing out a sophisticated Gunner crest since the 1940s with minimal changes to a simplistic shield crest for the rebrand.
Note: These jerseys are authentic. However, due to their age—whether never worn with tags or previously used—they may exhibit minor imperfections such as pulls, bobbles, or small stains. For a detailed overview of each jersey's condition, please refer to the product description provided above.
