4 glorious Red Star Belgrade kits From the Champions League's winner in Bari to the European comeback

In February, in the Europa League round of 32, Red Star Belgrade risked eliminating AC Milan thanks to two very good performances, so Rossoneri go on only by the goal difference. Presenting this match fans talked about the historical past of the Belgrade club, holder of a European Cup and 19 Serbian leagues. In the last decade it's often been little more than a bip in European competitions, but Crvena Zvezda (Serbian name of the red and white club) had one of the most popular and iconic jerseys in Europe between the 1980s and 1990s. 

In particular, the 1990s represented one of the most iconic moments for the Red Star red and white jersey. The Balkan conflict of 1992 is together with the win of the 1991 European Cup the most important moment in the club's history (recent, but not only). Boban's kick to the policeman made immortal that challenge of 12 May 1990 between Dinamo Zagreb and Red Star Belgrade, but throughout history, the red and white stripes of the Serbian club were connected to many important moments for European football. 

May 12, 1990 (1990)

After a 27-year absence, between missed qualifiers and forced exclusions, Red Star returned to the Champions League in 2018 - also included in the same group as Napoli. Fans of Europe's biggest teams have returned to see belgrade's red and white jerseys and legendary Marakana for the first time since the European Cup final. Macron, who proposed the classic striped template with thin gold straps alongside the thicker traditional ones, designed the uniform of the return to the Champions. The new sponsor Gazprom and the club's coat of arms were highlighted in the middle of one of the white stripes, surrounded by a golden line.