Real Madrid and Barcelona jerseys PK (Part 2): The top 10 ugliest jerseys in history

In the latest Spanish "national derby" ended on May 11, Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 4-3 at home, almost winning the La Liga championship this season. However, the competition between Barcelona and Real Madrid is not only reflected on the stadium. As the most important tool to reflect the team's image, the design of the jersey is crucial. Over the years, what classic and shocking styles have Real Madrid and Barcelona jerseys been available? The following are the top 10 of the ugliest jerseys:

NO.10 - Barcelona, ​​the 2017-18 home jersey (Nike)

Familiar vertical Barcelona stripes, but slightly different from the classic model. On the blue bottom, the burgundy lines extend from the middle to both sides and gradually narrow. However, Barcelona, ​​wearing this jersey, did not perform that badly on the court. Under the leadership of new head coach Valverde, they won the La Liga and Copa del Rey championship this season. They lost to Roma in the Champions League, but they wore a turquoise away jersey in that game.

NO.9 - Real Madrid, 2015-16 away jersey (Adidas)

Although this gray jersey is not the worst jersey in the club's history, it looks particularly ugly because of its eye-catching green edging. This season, Real Madrid experienced a bleak trough at the start. They lost 0-4 to Barcelona at home in the national derby, and head coach Benitez was dismissed. But the inauguration of firefighter Zidane brought them an unforgettable climax at the end of the season, and the team eventually won the Champions League. The jersey is a bit dull, and most noticeably, every sweat stain on it is clearly visible.

NO.8 - Barcelona, ​​2019-20 home jersey (Nike)

Poor jerseys can sometimes be saved by the outstanding performance of the season, but this is not the case for Barcelona in the 2019-20 season. Fans don’t want tradition to be broken, but this moment comes when a Croatian-style plaid jersey was released. This season, Valverde was replaced by Setien, but the team lost to Real Madrid in the league and was beaten by Bayern Munich 2-8 in the Champions League, and Setien was also dismissed. All this happened during the global epidemic, and most people never want to see this jersey again.

NO.7 - Real Madrid, the third jersey of the 2013-14 season (Adidas)

Designers cannot conduct too much experiments on Real Madrid's home jersey, after all, it is white. This led to their pursuit of some increasingly bold colors and designs on Real Madrid's spare jerseys, such as the 2013-14 season, when they chose orange. This jersey is compared to traffic cones and high visibility vests, which makes it a bit unclassic. This is a shame because it was a historic season, with Real Madrid winning the 10th Champions League title in Lisbon.

NO.6 - Real Madrid, the third jersey of the 2014-15 season (Adidas)

This dragon pattern shirt designed by top Japanese designer Yoshi Yamamoto was considered the pinnacle of fashion at the time. But in hindsight…is it a bit tacky? Maybe it's suitable for the streets, or for the catwalk, but not for the football field. In any case, Real Madrid performed mediocrely in the 2014-15 season, suffered losses in La Liga and Champions League, and head coach Ancelotti also lost his job. However, Yoji Yamamoto retained his position, and the Y-3 series he collaborated with Adidas is still selling well.

NO.5 - Barcelona, ​​2021-22 home jersey (Nike)

The design of this jersey is said to be based on the club's team logo, which is a bit strange. The stripes on the side of the chest are replaced by crosses, but what really makes people feel unpleasant are the shorts, the colors of both legs are different, which looks very awkward. Messi may be glad he doesn't have to wear these shorts because he left the summer when the jersey was released.

NO.4 - Real Madrid, the third jersey in the 1996-97 season (Karme)

The jersey design in the 1990s is unorganized, here is all the evidence you need. The jersey was divided into two parts, purple and white, covered with small cluttered rectangles, which looked like someone was playing Tetris. Yes, the Teka sponsor logo is classic; Yes, the Carlmei bear claw pattern on the shoulder stirs up a nostalgic look; Yes, Seidov wore this jersey, but even one of the coolest football players in history failed to wear it in style.

NO.3 - Barcelona, ​​1997-98 away jersey (Kapa)

This jersey looks very eye-catching: the background is orange, there is a thick blue line in the middle, and there are two narrower black lines outside the blue line. Even some of Barcelona's controversial away jerseys in the 1990s have returned in the form of retro classics in recent years, but this jersey is not included.

NO.2 - Real Madrid, the third jersey of the 2005-06 season (Adidas)

Real Madrid in the era of Galaxy Battleships has ushered in the peak of football box office. You would definitely not have thought that they would wear a gray jersey. For a team with Ronaldo, Zidane, Beckham and Roberto Carlos, this color is not right, isn't it? Real Madrid's 2005-06 season was extremely disappointing, and they failed to win any trophy for the second straight season. In fact, the poor record even forced the club chairman Florentino to resign and return to the club three years later. Having said that, even if the team is in a hot state, this jersey alone is enough to be a reason for his resignation..

NO.1 - Barcelona, ​​the design style of away jerseys in the 2012-13 season (Nike)

The design style of away jerseys is sometimes good and sometimes bad. The styles that were not favored at the time often rejuvenate after many years, especially at the moment when the retro design trend is prevalent. But this is not the case for Barcelona's away jersey in the 2012-13 season. This jersey is commonly known as "Tequila Sunrise" and is inspired by a colorful cocktail. At a glance, you can understand why it is not popular: yellow socks and shorts extend up to the shoulders of the jersey and gradually turn orange. This idea might sound cool when first proposed - especially like a person who looks after drinking too much.