Partizan Belgrade 2009/10 3rd (Small)

This white Kappa shirt comes from a season when Partizan were building a proper grip on Serbian football.

They entered 2009–10 as back-to-back champions and finished it with another league title, their third in succession and 22nd national championship overall. Partizan lost only once in 30 league matches, turning the title race into another chapter of their late-2000s dominance. 

The season had already started with something ridiculous. In Champions League qualifying, Partizan beat Welsh side Rhyl 8–0 in Belgrade and 12–0 on aggregate. It remains the biggest European victory in the club’s history and Cléo introduced himself to the supporters with a hat-trick. 

Cléo would finish as Partizan’s leading scorer across all competitions, while he and Lamine Diarra shared the club’s league scoring lead with 14 each. 

Most Partizan shirts are dominated by the famous black-and-white stripes. That is why this plain white third version feels so different. It comes from a championship season and a record-breaking European night, but it is far less familiar than the shirt most people associate with the club.

Once you know the story, it is no longer just a simple white Kappa top. It is the quieter shirt from the year Partizan won a third consecutive title and recorded the biggest European victory in their history.