The Ebbets Field Los Angeles Aztecs Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey features orange long sleeves, cream cuffs and collar, plus
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The Los Angeles Aztecs Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey by Ebbets Field is an orange long-sleeve shirt with white cuffs and collar, inspired by an Aztecs jersey, featuring “LOS ANGELES” and the number 11 in bold black on the back.
This Los Angeles Aztecs Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey by Ebbets Field is an orange long sleeve shirt with a white collar, featuring the number 11 and bold AZTECS text—an eye-catching collector’s piece.
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The Ebbets Field Los Angeles Aztecs Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey features a black number 11 on an orange fabric, inspired by classic long sleeve soccer jerseys.
The Ebbets Field Los Angeles Aztecs Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey features orange fabric, long sleeves, bold black LOS ANGELES text, and a large number 11, inspired by classic Aztecs designs.
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Los Angeles Aztecs Vintage Soccer Goalie Jersey

$148 USD
Color
Orange
Size

COLLARED LONG SLEEVE GOALIE JERSEY HONORING THE LOS ANGELES AZTECS

History: In contrast to the corporate money behind the New York Cosmos, the LA Aztecs were, according to their own coach, "a small, patched-together ownership of doctors and lawyers." After clinching the North American Soccer League championship in their debut 1974 season, they tried everything they could to keep the lights on. They brought in Elton John as a co-owner in 1976, but the busy pop star hardly set foot in the arena. George Best, of Manchester United fame, joined the same year, scoring 15 goals when he wasn't skipping practice to tend bar at his Hermosa Beach restaurant. Excitement waned until, in 1979, they signed three-time Ballon d'Or winner Johan Cruyff, and average attendance jumped from 7,500 to over 14,000 a game.

Designed after the Aztecs goalkeeper uniforms from the '70s, this collared long-sleeve jersey is made from a heavyweight 100% cotton jersey with the number and lettering applied with a soft velour print.