Nike looked to Fradi's 1990s, but the secret is in the counting: nine white hoops run across the front, a nod to Budapest's ninth district, Ferencváros, the same one spelled out on the crest. The wide chest band holds the swoosh and the badge, with the green centre left clear for Telekom's T.
The design served two seasons. In 2019/20 it brought a first ever Europa League group stage and a 31st Hungarian title, sealed on 16 June 2020 after the pandemic break, Serhiy Rebrov's second in a row. In 2020/21 the same shirt took the club back to the Champions League group stage after 25 years, facing Messi's Barcelona and Ronaldo's Juventus.
Here at Hoopster it pairs with the 2017/18 shirt and tells the chapter where Fradi started troubling Europe again.