Unique Hertha BSC 24-25 Fog Game Pre-Match Shirt Released
Nov 22, 2024, by Chris
- Historical Significance: Hertha BSC's new pre-match shirt commemorates their 1999 "fog game" against FC Barcelona.
- Design Inspiration: The shirt's design is inspired by the dense fog of the match, featuring blue stripes with foggy hummingbirds.
- Availability and Cost: The pre-match shirt was released on November 21st and retails for 50 Euros.
German 2. Bundesliga team Hertha BSC is celebrating one of the most memorable matches in its history - the iconic “fog game” against FC Barcelona on November 23, 1999, at Berlin's Olympiastadion.
Hertha BSC 24-25 Fog game pre-match Kit
Check out Nike's Hertha Berlin 24-25 fog game pre-match shirt below.
The Nike Hertha 24-25 fog game pre-match jersey is based on the standard Nike Park VII teamwear kit, with elements added by the club for a bespoke look.
The design of the Nike Hertha 2024-2025 fog game pre-match shirt draws inspiration from the dense fog that defined the match's atmosphere. The kit features blue stripes adorned with foggy hummingbirds, evoking the mysterious ambiance of that evening. The almost invisible white Nike Swoosh and whiteout Hertha BSC logo round off the look.
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