White body with a fold-down polo collar, navy blue cuffs, red accent tabs on both shoulders, Umbro diamond on the right chest and the Cruz Azul circular crest on the left. Coca-Cola sponsor beneath the Umbro logo, and the classic Cemento Cruz Azul square logo front and center — the blue cross on white and red that's been synonymous with the club since its founding as a cement workers' team. Telcel sponsor across the upper back. Mesh ventilation panels on the shoulders and side panels. No name, no number — clean blank.
Cruz Azul — La Máquina Cementera. One of the most supported clubs in all of Liga MX, and also one of the most heartbreaking. By 2011, the club's league title drought had stretched past a decade, and the "Cruzazulear" curse — choking in finals — was already deeply embedded in Mexican football culture. But the fans never left. The Estadio Azul was packed every matchday, and La Sangre Azul ultras kept the faith through every near-miss and every collapse. That devotion is what makes a Cruz Azul jersey matter — it's not about trophies, it's about loyalty through suffering.
The Umbro era of Cruz Azul kits is a collector's sweet spot. Short-lived, underproduced, and uniquely designed. This white away with the Cemento logo showing its vintage wear is a real Liga MX deep cut.
Size: L
White body with a fold-down polo collar, navy blue cuffs, red accent tabs on both shoulders, Umbro diamond on the right chest and the Cruz Azul circular crest on the left. Coca-Cola sponsor beneath the Umbro logo, and the classic Cemento Cruz Azul square logo front and center — the blue cross on white and red that's been synonymous with the club since its founding as a cement workers' team. Telcel sponsor across the upper back. Mesh ventilation panels on the shoulders and side panels. No name, no number — clean blank.
Cruz Azul — La Máquina Cementera. One of the most supported clubs in all of Liga MX, and also one of the most heartbreaking. By 2011, the club's league title drought had stretched past a decade, and the "Cruzazulear" curse — choking in finals — was already deeply embedded in Mexican football culture. But the fans never left. The Estadio Azul was packed every matchday, and La Sangre Azul ultras kept the faith through every near-miss and every collapse. That devotion is what makes a Cruz Azul jersey matter — it's not about trophies, it's about loyalty through suffering.
The Umbro era of Cruz Azul kits is a collector's sweet spot. Short-lived, underproduced, and uniquely designed. This white away with the Cemento logo showing its vintage wear is a real Liga MX deep cut.
Size: L
