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Arsenal 2006 Champions League Final Jersey – Henry #14

Relive one of the most emotional nights in Arsenal history with the Arsenal 2006 Champions League Final jersey, the iconic yellow away shirt associated with Thierry Henry and the Gunners’ historic European campaign.

Worn for the 2006 UEFA Champions League Final against Barcelona in Paris, this unmistakable yellow and navy Nike design has become one of the most memorable Arsenal retro shirts of the modern era.

For Arsenal supporters, collectors and Thierry Henry fans, it represents much more than a football shirt. It takes you back to the final days of Highbury, Arsène Wenger’s great Arsenal side and the club’s first appearance in a European Cup/Champions League final.

Thierry Henry #14 – The Face of Arsenal

Few players are more closely associated with this era than Thierry Henry.

Arsenal captain and one of the greatest forwards in Premier League history, Henry wore the famous No. 14 during the 2005–06 campaign.

For collectors, the Henry #14 version makes this yellow Arsenal shirt particularly special, connecting it directly with one of the defining players in the club’s history.

Whether you remember Henry’s extraordinary goals, his partnership with Robert Pirès and Freddie Ljungberg, or his leadership during Arsenal’s European run, this jersey captures the spirit of that generation.

Arsenal’s Historic 2006 Champions League Run

Arsenal’s road to Paris was extraordinary.

The Gunners produced a remarkable defensive campaign, keeping 10 consecutive clean sheets in the Champions League, including knockout victories over Real Madrid, Juventus and Villarreal. Arsenal’s official history still recognizes the run as a defensive record that remains unmatched in the competition.

It led Arsenal to their first-ever Champions League Final, against FC Barcelona at the Stade de France on 17 May 2006.

The final became one of the most dramatic matches in Arsenal history.

Jens Lehmann was sent off early, yet Arsenal took the lead through Sol Campbell’s famous header. Barcelona eventually came back to win 2–1, but the Arsenal team of 2006 remains legendary among Gunners supporters.

The Last Highbury Era

The 2005–06 season was also historically important because it was Arsenal’s final season at Highbury.

The famous stadium had been Arsenal’s home since 1913, and Thierry Henry scored the final Arsenal goal there against Wigan Athletic in May 2006.

That gives the 2006 yellow jersey a special place in Arsenal history.

It represents the end of one era and the beginning of another — Highbury, Wenger, Henry and the great Arsenal sides of the early 2000s.

Why the Arsenal 2006 Final Jersey Is So Collectible

• Thierry Henry #14 era
• 2006 Champions League Final
• Arsenal vs Barcelona in Paris
• Arsenal’s first Champions League Final
• Iconic yellow and navy Nike design
• Final season at Highbury
• Sol Campbell’s famous final goal
• One of Arsenal’s most memorable European campaigns
• Ideal for Arsenal fans, Gooners and retro football shirt collectors

Arsenal 2006 Yellow Away Shirt

The yellow Arsenal shirt is particularly recognizable because it stands apart from the traditional red home kits associated with the club.

The combination of bright yellow, navy details, the Arsenal crest, O2 sponsor and Nike Total 90 design immediately recalls the 2005–06 generation.

The Champions League Final version also makes this shirt particularly attractive to collectors looking for an Arsenal 2006 Final shirt, rather than simply a generic 2005–06 Arsenal jersey.

A Classic Thierry Henry Arsenal Shirt

If you grew up watching Thierry Henry at Arsenal, this jersey is a genuine piece of football nostalgia.

It recalls the period when Henry was Arsenal captain, Wenger was at the peak of his influence and the Gunners were competing against Europe’s biggest clubs.

For collectors searching for a Thierry Henry Arsenal jersey, Henry #14 retro shirt, Arsenal 2006 jersey, or Arsenal Champions League Final shirt, this is one of the most recognizable designs from that era.

Product Details

• Arsenal 2006 Champions League Final-inspired jersey
• Iconic yellow and navy away design
• Thierry Henry #14 option available where selected
• Replica/remake version
• Polyester construction
• Machine washable
• Sizes S–XXL
• Free worldwide shipping
• Delivery approximately 14–18 days
• Tracking number provided after dispatch
• All applicable taxes included

Frequently Asked Questions

What Arsenal shirt did they wear in the 2006 Champions League Final?

Arsenal wore their yellow away kit against Barcelona in the 2006 Champions League Final in Paris.

Did Thierry Henry wear this Arsenal shirt?

Yes. The yellow away design belongs to Arsenal’s 2005–06 season, when Thierry Henry was club captain and wore the famous No. 14.

Who did Arsenal play in the 2006 Champions League Final?

Arsenal played FC Barcelona at the Stade de France in Paris on 17 May 2006.

Did Arsenal win the 2006 Champions League Final?

No. Arsenal took the lead through Sol Campbell but Barcelona eventually won 2–1.

Why is the 2006 Arsenal shirt so famous?

It combines several major moments in Arsenal history: the club’s first Champions League Final, Thierry Henry’s great Arsenal era, the final season at Highbury and the unforgettable 2006 European campaign.

Is this an original vintage Arsenal shirt?

This is a replica/remake inspired by the Arsenal 2006 Champions League Final shirt and is intended for fans and collectors who want to recreate the look of this historic Arsenal era.

Relive Arsenal’s 2006 European Dream

The final score may have gone against Arsenal, but the 2006 Champions League campaign remains one of the most memorable European journeys in the club’s history.

From Henry #14 and Highbury to Real Madrid, Juventus, Villarreal and the dramatic final against Barcelona, this yellow Arsenal jersey represents an unforgettable generation of Gunners.

For anyone with a passion for Arsenal history, Thierry Henry or classic football shirts, it is a piece of nostalgia and collector’s passion from one of the most iconic periods in the club’s history.