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Official 2000-02 England home shirt, Beckham 7, Euro 2000
Size:
XL
Armpit to armpit: 58.5 cm
Condition of shirt:
Excellent, bright colours throughout, print is superb, very light mark under the print (last picture)
Made by:
Umbro
Players:
David Beckham, Alan Shearer, Michael Owen, Paul Scholes, Steven Gerrard, Sol Campbell, Rio Ferdinand, Gary Neville, David Seaman
Notes:
Home shirt as worn by Beckham exclusively during UEFA Euro 2000, the only major tournament in which this England home shirt was used.
Wearing the iconic number 7, David Beckham captained England at a major tournament for the first time, carrying both responsibility and scrutiny.
Despite England’s early exit at the group stage, Beckham played a central role, delivering leadership, set-piece quality and tactical discipline.
This Umbro home shirt is inseparably linked to a pivotal moment in Beckham’s international career and represents a transitional era for England at the turn of the millennium.
FAQ
Q: How do I know if this size will fit me?
A: Check the "Armpit to armpit" measurement in the description above and compare it to a shirt you already own that fits well — this is the most reliable way to judge fit, since sizing has varied across seasons and manufacturers.
Q: How do you guarantee this shirt is authentic?
A: Every shirt is carefully inspected — crest, logos, seams, fabric — and checked against its individual code before listing. We guarantee the authenticity of everything we sell.
Q: What if the size doesn't fit?
A: You have 14 days to email us at contact@aurafootballshirts.com with your order number. Items must be returned in their original condition; return shipping is at your cost, and refunds are processed within 14 business days.
Q: Why does the sizing on vintage football shirts feel different from modern jerseys?
A: Vintage football shirts (particularly from the 1990s and 2000s) were cut looser and boxier than today's slim-fit jerseys, so a size that matches your usual modern jersey can run larger on a vintage shirt. We recommend comparing the "Armpit to armpit" measurement above to a shirt you already own, rather than relying on the size label alone.
