Reebok Chivas de Guadalajara 2006–07 Home Jersey — Bofo #100 “Mi Ángel”

One of the most recognizable Chivas shirts of the 2000s, tied directly to Adolfo “Bofo” Bautista and the club’s championship era.

Produced by Reebok, the 2006–07 home shirt features Chivas’ red-and-white stripes reworked into the aggressive curved graphic that defines this generation, with navy shoulder detailing, the Chivas crest, Bimbo sponsor and official FMF sleeve patch.

The standout is the back: #100 with “BOFO MI ANGEL.” The unusual 100 became synonymous with Bautista during this period, while the “Mi Ángel” message was personal—Bautista used the phrase in tribute to his mother; Chivas’ own reporting from 2006 documents him wearing “Mamá, eres mi Ángel” on his boots.  Period examples of this exact Reebok home shirt are also documented with the #100 / Bofo / My Angel configuration. 

This shirt also comes from a huge season in Chivas history: Apertura 2006, when Guadalajara captured its 11th Mexican league championship, with Bofo one of the defining players of that run. 

Details: Reebok construction, red/white/navy home colorway, Bimbo chest sponsor, embroidered Chivas crest, FMF sleeve patch, short sleeves, and Bofo #100 “Mi Angel” nameset.