Bangladesh football jersey "Bengal Tiger" BD-99

Bangladesh: A Bangladesh Football Shirt to Celebrate the Beauty and Diversity of the Country

Attention football fans and nature lovers!

Bangladesh , a country with green landscapes and vibrant culture, invites you to vibrate to the rhythm of football with a unique and distinctive jersey, inspired by the Bengal tiger, the country's iconic symbol.

Imagine :

• Proudly displaying the green and red colors of Bangladesh, a tribute to its lush landscapes and rich history.
• Entering the stadium, the atmosphere electric, and singing the Bangladeshi national anthem, the jersey brandished like a standard of pride.
• Exult at each goal, your jersey twirling in the air, united with the passion of a people with a thousand and one facets.

But this jersey is much more than just clothing. It is a symbol of unity, pride and the love for football that animates an entire country.

Wearing this jersey means identifying with the beauty and diversity of Bangladesh. It’s about connecting to the country’s lush nature, its verdant mangroves, its green hills and its fine sandy beaches. It is also a tribute to the rich and vibrant culture of Bangladesh, its melodious music, its fascinating literature and its ancestral traditions.

The design of the jersey is inspired by the Bengal tiger, a majestic animal and national symbol of Bangladesh. His power, beauty and pride are reflected in the designs of the jersey, for a look that is both elegant and distinctive.

This jersey is unofficial of the Bangladesh national football team. This is a unifying jersey, aimed at all football fans who want to celebrate the beauty and diversity of the country.

By wearing this jersey, you join a community of passionate and supportive supporters, united by their love for Bangladesh and football.

Five historic players of Bangladeshi football have marked the history of this sport in the country:

• Mohammed Shahid (1970-1980): Nicknamed "the magician", he is considered one of the best players in Bangladesh's history. He was the first Bangladeshi to play professionally in Europe and led the national team to its first international victory in 1979.
• Kazi Salahuddin (1980-1990): A prolific striker, he was the top scorer in the history of the Bangladesh national team. He has also played for several professional clubs in India and Pakistan.
• Imtiaz Ahmed (1990-2000): A talented midfielder, he was the captain of the Bangladesh national team for many years. He has also played for several professional clubs in India and Pakistan.
• Zahid Rahim (2000-2010): A legendary goalkeeper, he has been considered one of the best goalkeepers in Asia. He has played for several professional clubs in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
• Jamal Bhuyan (2010–present): A versatile midfielder, he is the current captain of the Bangladesh national team. He has also played for several professional clubs in India and Bangladesh.

These players have all helped popularize football in Bangladesh and inspire a new generation of players.

Order your Bangladesh jersey today and celebrate the beauty and diversity of Bangladesh!

Come on Bangladesh fans!

Bangladesh is a young country, born in 1971 following a bloody war of independence against Pakistan. Before then, the region was part of Bengal, a distinct geographical and cultural area on the borders of India and Pakistan.

The struggle for Bangladesh's independence was long and difficult. In 1970, Pakistan refused to grant autonomy to Bengal, sparking a civil war that lasted nine months. The international community largely supported Pakistan, but the people of Bangladesh, supported by neighboring India, ultimately achieved victory.

The independence of Bangladesh was a founding event for the country. But it was accompanied by many challenges, including a devastating famine in 1974 and chronic political instability.

Despite the challenges, Bangladesh has shown remarkable resilience. The country has experienced significant economic growth in recent decades and has established itself as one of the most dynamic economies in South Asia.

Bangladesh's population is young and vibrant, and the country has a rich and vibrant culture. Traditional Bangladeshi music, literature, cinema and arts are appreciated around the world.