Jan Ceulemans, a legend at Club Brugge as a player, took Eendracht Aalst up to the Belgian top flight as manager, and the side kept surprising everyone there. Gilles De Bilde won the Golden Shoe after only 16 matches, and Godwin Okpara later won the Ebony Shoe. Fourth place brought a ticket for the 1995/96 UEFA Cup, where Aalst knocked out Bulgarian champions Levski Sofia before losing to AS Roma in the second round.
The original SC Eendracht Aalst went bankrupt in February 2025. The Aalst story continues with Koninklijke Eendracht Aalst Lede, formed in 2025 under the registration number of KVC Jong Lede. The new club plays at the Pierre Cornelis Stadium, the old home of Eendracht, and competes in the Belgian Second Amateur Division in 2026/27.
Eendracht Aalst is a cult club in Belgian football, and its shirts rarely come up. The collection includes home shirts and matchworn shirts prepared for or worn by Aalst players, from Beltona to Jartazi. Nummer Tien also stocks shirts of East Flemish clubs KAA Gent and KSC Lokeren.
Every shirt is checked for authenticity and is 100% original. Most are one of a kind, so once a shirt is sold, it may never come back. For the national side, browse our Belgium national team shirts.
