Nike’s celebrated Total 90 era is enjoying a full-scale revival.
Alongside designing 2025/26 third kits for clubs such as Barcelona in the classic T90 style, the brand has also begun reissuing some of its most memorable originals – including those worn by Brazil and the United States.
Now, Paris Saint-Germain have joined the party with a reissue of their classic 2004/05 home shirt.
Instantly recognisable for its bold off-centre red vertical stripe, crisp white trim and deep navy base, the design remains one of the club’s most distinctive. The vintage “Thomson” sponsor across the chest is a nostalgic reminder of a time when Ligue 1 was beginning to expand its global reach and PSG were laying the foundations for their current era of dominance.
The jersey is fronted by none other than Pedro Miguel Pauleta – the “Eagle of the Azores” and a prolific scorer for PSG in the mid-2000s. Supporters can buy the reissue complete with Pauleta’s name and famous No. 9 on the back, or opt for a blank version.
Joining him in the campaign is Ronaldinho. While the Brazilian never wore this particular kit, he remains a Total 90 icon, bringing the era’s trademark flair, unpredictability and joy to the launch.
Completing the drop are a PSG Total 90 tracksuit and a pair of white-and-red Nike Total 90 trainers bearing the club crest – the perfect combination for collectors and style-savvy fans alike.
This reissue doesn’t just bring back a shirt; it’s a celebration of a defining period in PSG’s history, now remixed for a new generation.
