The Atlético Madrid 1999–00 Away Retro Football Jersey recalls one of the most dramatic seasons in the Spanish club's modern history. Despite reaching the Copa del Rey final and competing in European football, Atlético finished 19th in La Liga and suffered relegation to the Segunda División. The campaign brought managerial changes, intense pressure and an unexpected end to the club's long-standing top-flight presence, making the season an unforgettable chapter in Atlético's history.
The squad featured Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Kiko Narváez, Juan Carlos Valerón, Santiago Solari and José Francisco Molina. Hasselbaink delivered an outstanding individual season, scoring 24 league goals, while Kiko remained an important symbol of the club's identity. Valerón and Solari contributed technical creativity in midfield, and Molina provided experience in goal. Despite the team's difficult league campaign, its cup-final appearance demonstrated the quality and determination within the squad.
The jersey features a deep navy-blue base with a striking red-and-white vertical stripe running down the right side of the front. A contrasting red V-neck collar with white trim complements the coordinated sleeve detailing, while a subtle embossed pattern adds texture across the fabric. The traditional Atlético Madrid crest completes the design, combining the club's familiar colours with a distinctive late-1990s aesthetic. Closely associated with Hasselbaink's prolific season and Atlético's turbulent transition into the new millennium, this heritage away jersey remains a memorable piece of Spanish football history.
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Atletico Madrid 1999-00 Away Jersey
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Size Guidance (Retro Jersey)
Size Chest (in) Length (in) Rec. Height (ft/in) Rec. Weight (lb) S 39 28 65–67 121–132 M 41 28 67–69 132–154 L 43 29 69–71 154–176 XL 44 30 71–75 176–198 XXL 46 31 75–79 198–220 Note: All sizes are for reference only. Manual measurement may result in an error of ±1 inch.
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Season Information
Information
Details
Season / Year
1999–2000
Club
Atlético de Madrid
Country
Spain
City
Madrid
Competition(s)
La Liga, Copa del Rey, UEFA Cup
La Liga Result
19th place – Relegated
League Record
38 matches, 9 wins, 11 draws, 18 losses
League Points
38
Copa del Rey
Runners-up
Copa del Rey Final
Lost 2–1 to Espanyol
UEFA Cup
Round of 16
Managers
Claudio Ranieri, Radomir Antić
Home Stadium
Vicente Calderón
League Top Scorer
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – 24 goals
Key Players
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Kiko Narváez, Fernando Correa, José Mari, Rubén Baraja, Juan Carlos Valerón, Joan Capdevila, Toni Jiménez
Kit Type
Away
Primary Colour
Navy blue
Secondary Colours
Red and white
Historical Significance
Atlético Madrid's dramatic relegation season, despite reaching the Copa del Rey final and featuring one of La Liga's leading goalscorers
The 1999–2000 campaign was one of the most dramatic and difficult seasons in Atlético Madrid's modern history. Despite possessing a talented squad and reaching the Copa del Rey final, the club finished 19th in La Liga and was relegated to the Segunda División. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink delivered an outstanding individual season with 24 league goals, while Atlético's domestic cup run offered a rare highlight during a turbulent campaign.
Rec. Player Printing Options
The Atlético Madrid 1999–00 Away Retro Jersey represents a turbulent but memorable season featuring prolific striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, club icon Kiko Narváez and several established Spanish and international players.
Best Printing Choice: HASSELBAINK 9
Other Strong Options: KIKO 19 / VALERÓN 21 / SOLARI 14 / MOLINA 1 / BAR AJA 8
Printing
Recommendation
HASSELBAINK 9
Best Choice – Scored 24 La Liga goals and was Atlético's outstanding attacking performer despite the club's relegation.
KIKO 19
Club Legend – Kiko Narváez was one of Atlético's most recognisable players and a key figure in the club's 1995–96 double-winning generation.
VALERÓN 21
Creative Midfielder – Juan Carlos Valerón brought outstanding technical ability, vision and creativity to Atlético's midfield.
SOLARI 14
Attacking Talent – Santiago Solari contributed versatility and technical quality during his final season at the club.
MOLINA 1
Goalkeeping Leader – José Francisco Molina was an established Spanish international and an important member of Atlético's squad.
BARAJA 8
Midfield Option – Rubén Baraja was developing into one of Spain's most accomplished central midfielders.
UNPRINTED
Classic Choice – Highlights the distinctive navy-blue design and contrasting red-and-white vertical stripe.
DETAILED RECOMMENDATION
We recommend HASSELBAINK 9 as the standout printing choice for the Atlético Madrid 1999–00 Away Retro Jersey.
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink delivered an exceptional individual campaign after arriving from Leeds United. The Dutch striker scored 24 goals in La Liga, finishing among the competition's leading scorers despite Atlético's struggles. His powerful shooting, physical presence and clinical finishing made him the club's most dangerous attacking player.
KIKO 19 is another excellent option, celebrating one of Atlético's most beloved players and a symbol of the club's successful mid-1990s era.
For supporters who appreciate technical midfield play, VALERÓN 21 represents an elegant playmaker who would later become one of Spanish football's most admired creative players.
The UNPRINTED version is ideal for collectors seeking to preserve the shirt's distinctive late-1990s design.
