NIKE REVIVES RONALDINHO’S ICONIC 2004 BRAZIL TOTAL 90 JERSEY

Nike is bringing back one of the most iconic football shirts of the early 2000s, the 2004 Brazil Total 90 jersey, famously worn by Ronaldinho during a peak era of flair and dominance.

The reissue keeps the circular number print and the vibrant yellow-and-green colorway, with Ronaldinho’s name and legendary No. 10 on select versions. It’s a near-exact replica of the shirt Brazil wore during the 2004 Copa América run, where the team’s attacking style became the face of “joga bonito.”

Originally part of Nike’s Total 90 line, the jersey’s design featured curved side panels, sharp neckline construction, and a streamlined fit. The remake keeps that look but uses upgraded materials like Nike Dri-FIT and recycled polyester to match today’s performance standards.

Nike is also releasing matching track jackets and pants as part of the full capsule. Prices are expected to start at $150, and the entire collection is set to drop on July 25 via Nike’s website and select retailers.