“Johann Cruijff” collector’s box

The So Foot team has designed a “Johann Cruijff” collector’s box including:

• 1 Netherlands 74 jersey flocked No. 14
• 1 beautiful So Foot 70’s book

When the Netherlands began their 1974 World Cup against Uruguay, they had never won a single World Cup match. Orange jersey on the shoulders in honor of the "father of the country" William I of Orange-Nassau, golden lion coat of arms of the nation's coat of arms on the heart: the Oranje impose it. One more than the others: Johan Cruyff. And not just for his ball skills. While his teammates wear a jersey with three stripes, the brand of sponsor Adidas, there are only two on his shoulders. Text explanations: “ The equipment manufacturer's contract did not provide a cent for the players. The federation did not want to hear that, if the orange jersey belonged to it, I was the sole master as far as my face was concerned! »
On arrival, Holland lost against Germany in the final (2-1) but left a much more indelible mark over time. As evidenced by the cover of the beautiful book So foot, a tribute to the 1970s which accompanies this jersey. Subtitled "Total football, napalm and square posts" and prefaced by Dominique Rocheteau, it will make you relive in 196 long pages the Cruyff mania, the epic of Bastia, the great era of Bayern, and everything that made this unforgettable blessed era of football.