The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey is yellow with green collar and sleeve trim, inspired by Pelé’s iconic look, featuring a number 10 on the chest and a blue-and-white circular crest on the left side.
A soccer player stands on an outdoor court with a ball, wearing the yellow and green New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey by Ebbets Field and green shorts, with city buildings and an overpass in the background.
A person in a yellow Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey stands by a waterfront railing, looking at a suspension bridge with city buildings in the background, evoking classic Cosmos soccer moments.
A soccer player in an Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey with number 10 balances a ball on their forehead on an outdoor court, arms raised, with a brick wall and netting in the background.
The Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey features yellow fabric with green trim, showcasing PELÉ and the number 10 in green on the back, celebrating his legendary era with American soccer's New York Cosmos.
Yellow New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey by Ebbets Field featuring “PELÉ” and number 10 in green, inspired by the legendary Brazilian footballer’s iconic American soccer era.
A close-up of the yellow Ebbets Field New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey with green number 10, featuring small perforations and visible stitching, iconic in American soccer history.
Yellow mesh jersey from Ebbets Field with a circular soccer ball patch surrounded by blue, green, and yellow swirls. “COSMOS” is printed on the side, inspired by the iconic New York Cosmos and classic Pelé jersey.
Close-up of yellow mesh fabric with small, evenly spaced holes and diagonal folds, inspired by the New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey from Ebbets Field.
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New York Cosmos Soccer Mesh Jersey

$108 USD
Color
Gold
Size

MESH JERSEY HONORING PELÉ AND THE NEW YORK COSMOS

History: In June 1975, a 34-year-old Pelé came out of retirement to debut for the New York Cosmos, scoring before 21,278 fans while 10 million watched on CBS. The Cosmos he joined were near the bottom of the North American Soccer League, practicing on a rocky patch of Randall's Island. Warner Communications soon changed that, bankrolling a roster that added Giorgio Chinaglia from Lazio, Franz Beckenbauer fresh off the 1974 World Cup, and Carlos Alberto of Brazil's 1970 champions. By '77, Giants Stadium was averaging 42,689 fans a game, the Cosmos had their Soccer Bowl title, and Pelé's eternal star power had put American soccer on the map.

Made from lightweight, breathable knit mesh with embroidered tackle twill logos and lettering, this Pelé jersey honors the team (and the star) that brought about a boom era in American soccer.