Real Zaragoza, S.A.D., formed in 1932, are based in Zaragoza, Spain, and currently compete in the Segunda División, playing home matches at La Romareda. Founded on 18 March 1932, the club is known for white shirts with royal blue shorts and a history that includes notable cup success, and Walkouts lists signed shirts that reflect that heritage.
Across domestic competition Real Zaragoza have secured a string of cup successes, notably winning six Copa del Rey titles, and their continental high point remains the 1994-95 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. The club's profile is reflected in rankings, with IFFHS placing them at 501, a useful context for collectors assessing provenance and rarity.
Collectors prize eras defined by players and matches, and Zaragoza's 1994-95 campaign features prominently, not least because of goals that are still referenced on collectors' labels, and the name Nayim appears regularly near shirts from that run. Anniversary releases also attract attention, with commemorative crests and badge details issued to mark milestone years and museum-style reproductions appearing in limited runs.
Away kits can be as sought after as home sets, and Zaragoza's continental nights created memorable colourways. Kit supplier changes, noted across Adidas and Luanvi eras, affect label details and construction, and that makes certain shop-issue and player-issue shirts more collectible when labels and patches match photographic proof from finals and decisive fixtures.
Fanshop retail shirts are explicitly collected alongside match-worn and match-issued pieces; early retail runs, player-issue variants and region-specific releases prompt demand because they are easier to verify against factory labels and retail catalogues. Provenance notes in specialist listings reference patch variation between Cup Winners' Cup and Copa del Rey sets, and collectors often seek exact photo proof or documented provenance before buying framed shirts.
Anniversary pieces are particularly desirable, for example the 2007 anniversary release which marked a seventy-fifth celebration, and shirts from the 1994-95 Cup Winners' Cup season remain marquee items in showcases and archives. Derby provenance, including pieces linked to the Derbi Aragonés, can add regional interest, and Paris final provenance is repeatedly cited for that European triumph.
For those browsing signed options, the yellow 1994-95 away is a standout visual and market reference, and authenticated retail shirts frequently come with a COA to support display and resale credibility. Browse signed Real Zaragoza shirts at Walkouts to compare 1994-95 and 2003-04 season pieces, framed and unframed, with documentation and provenance clearly described.
