The Youth Brazil 2002 Home Long Sleeve Retro Football Kit celebrates one of the greatest achievements in international football history. Under head coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, Brazil won the 2002 FIFA World Cup in South Korea and Japan, securing a record fifth world championship with seven consecutive victories. The legendary squad featured Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho, Cafu and Roberto Carlos, combining attacking brilliance with the determination and discipline needed to conquer the world's biggest football tournament.
This youth football kit features the iconic RONALDINHO 11 printing, honouring the Brazilian playmaker during his breakthrough World Cup campaign. Ronaldinho scored twice during the tournament and produced one of its most memorable moments with a spectacular long-range free kick against England in the quarter-finals. His creativity and technical ability were essential to Brazil's success, while Ronaldo's two goals against Germany in the final secured the championship. The number 11 shirt remains closely associated with Ronaldinho's emergence as an international superstar.
The long-sleeve shirt features Brazil's traditional bright yellow base with distinctive green detailing, including green shoulder stripes, angular side panels and contrasting accents around the rounded neckline. The Brazilian national team crest, complete with five championship stars, appears on the chest, with a green number 11 positioned centrally beneath the collar. The back displays RONALDINHO above a large green number 11, while the matching royal-blue shorts feature white side piping, the national team crest and a white number 11. Combining a classic World Cup design with comfortable youth sizing and long-sleeve styling, this retro football set celebrates Brazil's unforgettable 2002 championship triumph.
Material: Breathable Polyester
Note: Retro Kids Two-Piece Football Set (Top + Shorts)
Please refer to the size guidance on this product page for detailed measurements.
Youth Brazil 2002 Home L/S Kit
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Size Guidance (Kid’s kit)
Size Shirt Length (in) Rec. Height (ft/in) Rec.Age (Year) 16 16.9 37.4 – 41.3 2-3 18 18.5 41.3 – 45.3 4-5 20 19.7 45.3 – 49.2 6-7 22 20.9 49.2 – 53.1 7-8 24 22.1 53.1 – 57.1 8-9 26 22.8 57.1 – 61.1 10-11 28 24.1 61.1 – 65.1 12-13 Season Information
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Year: 2002
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Team: Brazil National Football Team
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Competition: 2002 FIFA World Cup — South Korea & Japan
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Head Coach: Luiz Felipe Scolari
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Tournament Result: Champions — Fifth World Cup Title
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World Cup Record: 7 Wins, 0 Draws, 0 Defeats
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Goals Scored: 18
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Goals Conceded: 4
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Final: Brazil 2–0 Germany
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Final Date: 30 June 2002
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Golden Boot Winner: Ronaldo — 8 Goals
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Key Players: Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho, Cafu, Roberto Carlos, Gilberto Silva and Lúcio
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Shirt Version: 2002 Home Long Sleeve — Youth
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Product Type: Youth Football Shirt and Shorts Set
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Shirt Colours: Yellow with Green Detailing
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Shorts Colour: Royal Blue
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Existing Printing: RONALDINHO 11
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Historical Significance: Brazil's Record Fifth FIFA World Cup Championship
The 2002 FIFA World Cup represents one of the most celebrated achievements in Brazilian football history. Under head coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, Brazil won its fifth world championship, becoming the first national team to achieve that milestone.
Brazil completed the tournament with a perfect record of seven victories in seven matches, scoring 18 goals and conceding just four. After progressing through the group stage, Brazil defeated Belgium 2–0 in the Round of 16, England 2–1 in the quarter-finals and Turkey 1–0 in the semi-finals.
In the final at the International Stadium Yokohama on 30 June 2002, Brazil defeated Germany 2–0, with Ronaldo scoring both goals. His eight goals earned him the tournament's Golden Boot award and completed a remarkable comeback following serious injury problems.
The team became famous for its attacking trio of Ronaldo, Rivaldo and Ronaldinho, commonly known as the Three Rs. Their combination of pace, creativity, technical skill and finishing ability made Brazil one of the most exciting teams of the tournament.
For Ronaldinho, the 2002 World Cup marked his emergence as a major international star. Wearing number 11, the 22-year-old attacking midfielder contributed two goals and three assists during the tournament.
His most memorable performance came against England in the quarter-finals. Ronaldinho created Brazil's equalising goal for Rivaldo before scoring the winning goal with a remarkable long-range free kick that beat goalkeeper David Seaman. Despite receiving a red card later in the match, his contribution was decisive in Brazil's progression to the semi-finals.
Captain Cafu became the first player to appear in three consecutive men's World Cup finals, while Roberto Carlos, Lúcio, Edmílson and Gilberto Silva provided the defensive stability that supported Brazil's attacking talent.
The yellow home shirt, combined with royal-blue shorts, became an enduring symbol of Brazil's fifth World Cup triumph.
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Rec. Player Printing Options
The 2002 Brazil World Cup kit featured player names and permanent tournament squad numbers. The uploaded youth long-sleeve shirt already displays RONALDINHO 11, making it the recommended choice for this specific product.
Best Printing Choice: RONALDINHO 11
Other Strong Options: RONALDO 9 / RIVALDO 10 / CAFU 2 / ROBERTO CARLOS 6 / KAKÁ 23
Printing
Recommendation
RONALDINHO 11
The definitive choice for this youth kit. Ronaldinho played a crucial role in Brazil's fifth World Cup triumph, scoring twice during the tournament and producing a memorable free-kick winner against England in the quarter-finals.
RONALDO 9
The most iconic goalscoring choice. Ronaldo scored eight goals, won the Golden Boot and struck twice against Germany in the final to secure Brazil's fifth world championship.
RIVALDO 10
An outstanding attacking alternative. Rivaldo scored five goals during the tournament and formed a devastating attacking partnership with Ronaldo and Ronaldinho.
CAFU 2
The ideal captain's choice. Cafu led Brazil to the World Cup title and became the first player to appear in three consecutive men's World Cup finals.
ROBERTO CARLOS 6
A classic defensive choice. Roberto Carlos provided exceptional pace, attacking runs and powerful shooting from left wing-back throughout Brazil's championship campaign.
KAKÁ 23
A distinctive historical option. At just 20 years old, Kaká was part of Brazil's World Cup-winning squad, representing the beginning of another remarkable international career.
