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Nike Lukas Podolski Arsenal Youth Home Jersey 12/14

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  1. Gunners Forever
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Gunners Forever

Forward Lukas Podolski, known for his strong and persistent attacking style, signed with Arsenal in April 2012. Before making the move to the Gunners, Podolski spent eight years with 1. FC Koln (2002-2004, 2006-2009, 2009-2012). He has also been a consistent force for the German national teams since his days as a U-17 player, beginning in 2001.

Whether watching the Gunners kicking it live at Emirates Stadium or catching the action on TV, we are Gooners through and through.

Arsenal returns to its traditional team badge in 2012 from the 125th anniversary badge they wore during the 11/12 season.

The red jersey has the traditional look with white sleeves. New for 2012, Arsenal's home jersey has a blue crewneck collar and blue details on the cuffs. The white sleeves and blue details pay tribute to the kits Arsenal wore in the 1930s under legendary manager Herbert Chapman. There is also a detail on the back collar that honors Chapman's revolutionary WM formation and Arsenal's motto Victoria, Concordia, Crescit, which means Victory through Harmony.

Embroidered Arsenal team badge and Nike logo are on the front along with a screened sponsor design. Moisture wicking, vented jersey with Dri-FIT technology. 100% recycled polyester.


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