Brasil and South America football shirts - green white hoops
This page shows shirts from South America that also have the green white hoops or stripes, or that are similar to the Stromp shirt (one side green, one side white). This includes Brazil, where the beautiful game is king, and other countries.
You can also see the Sporting Lisbon vintage shirts, mostly match worn, as well as the new Sporting Lisbon shirt.
América Futebol Clube
Brazil
Goalkeeper jersey. Team usually known as América Mineiro or América MG. The club was formed in1912 by the elite of Minas Gerais. It has won several Brazilian secondary league titles
Arapongas Esporte Clube
Brazil. Formed in 1974 in Arapongas, state of Parana. Their colours are green and white, but horizontal hoops are used only seldom
Coritiba Football Club
Brazil, third shirt 2007/2008. Match worn jersey. This 1909 club, also from Paraná, has won several times the state league, and also the Brasileiro national title
With thanks to Ant's Shirts
Goiás Esporte Clube
Brazil, 2005/2006. Rare match worn shirt with horizontal green white stripes. From Goiânia, state of Goiás, it took part in the Copa Libertadores and in the South-American Cup
http://www.goiasesporteclube.com.br
With thanks to Ant's Shirts
Sport Clube Juiz de Fora
Brazil, 2009. Third shirt. Formed in 1916 in Juiz de Fora, state of Minas Gerais, the former President of Brazil Itamar Franco was a supporter and basketball player of the club
Something special: a Palmeiras goalkeeper shirt signed by the three Palmeiras goalkeepers
This jersey is a special issue, a retro design of the classic 1970s Palmeiras goalkeeper shirt. It is made by Adidas, and any one of these shirts is a collectors' item. This one, however, is particularly special, because it is signed by all three goalkeepers of Palmeiras at the time the shirt was produced. Believe it or not, I only have it because of neutron tomography, a fantastic technique for 3D imaging.
Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras
Brazil, 2010. Goal keeper retro shirt, signed by Marcos, Deola and Bruno, Palmeiras goalkeepers
With thanks to Dr. Marcel Pereira and Dr. Marco Pereira