2010 2011 Borussia #7 Lewandowski Away Black Kappa L men

Name: 2010 2011 Borussia #7 Lewandowski Away Black Kappa L men
Brand: Legendary Cheetah
Price: 400.00 PLN
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Brand: kappa

Size: L

Length: 74

Width: 53

Condition: 8/10

Nameset: repro, based on official

Borussia Dortmund Away Shirt 2010–2011 — Kappa (Player: #7 Lewandowski) — Size L (Men)

A rare and highly sought-after piece from the early days of a football legend. This is the official 2010–2011 Borussia Dortmund Away Shirt, featuring Robert Lewandowski’s first-ever squad number at BVB — #7. Produced by Kappa, this black away kit holds a special place in Dortmund and Polish football history.

Product Features

Official Borussia Dortmund Away Jersey (2010–2011)
Player: Robert Lewandowski — #7 (his debut BVB number)
Brand: Kappa
Size: L (Men)
Colour: Black with yellow detailing
Classic tight-fit Kappa design of the era
Embroidered BVB crest and Kappa logos
Lightweight, breathable match-style fabric

Why This Shirt Is Special

The 2010–2011 season marked Lewandowski’s debut at Borussia Dortmund — the beginning of his journey toward becoming one of the greatest strikers of his generation. Shirts from this season, especially with his early number #7, are increasingly rare and prized by collectors.

Dortmund also went on to win the Bundesliga title this season under Jürgen Klopp, making this kit historically significant.

Player Story: Robert Lewandowski

Robert Lewandowski arrived in Dortmund in 2010 as a promising striker from Lech Poznań — and quickly transformed into a world-class goalscorer. The 2010–2011 season was his first in the Bundesliga, where he adapted to Klopp’s high-intensity system, developing his movement, pressing, and finishing.

This season laid the foundations for:

His first Bundesliga title (2011)
His breakout performances in the Champions League
His evolution into one of the most complete forwards in world football

Lewandowski later became a record-breaking star at Bayern Munich and a global icon for club and country — but it all truly began with BVB and the #7 shirt.