This is the key point here. The range spans two eras with nothing visually in common: the Austria Salzburg shirts of the 1990s, in violet and white, and the Red Bull models from 2005 onwards, in red and white. You can tell them apart instantly.
The price gap between them is wide: pre-takeover shirts are far scarcer and sit at the top of the range. If the 1994 European campaign is what interests you, check the season shown rather than the club name.
Unlike several clubs in this catalogue, the range here leans firmly towards match kit — training pieces and jackets stay in the minority.
Founded on 13 September 1933 as Austria Salzburg, the club changed identity in 2005 when Red Bull bought its licence. Its record stands at seventeen Austrian titles and nine domestic cups.
Between 2014 and 2017 it completed four consecutive league-and-cup doubles, a sequence unmatched in Austrian football. In 1994, under the old name, it reached the UEFA Cup final, losing to Internazionale — which is why shirts from that season carry a premium.
The 1-10 grade describes wear. A 1990s Austrian shirt graded Very Good shows handling marks normal for its age. A useful share of the range is new with tags.
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