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Official 2000-02 Manchester United Home Shirt, Beckham 7
Size :
L
Armpit to armpit: 56cm
Condition of shirt :
Good, bright colours throughout, print is superb, some bubbles throughout, some weat to front sponsor, little hole below the "K" of the name (last pictures)
Made by :
Umbro
Players :
David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Roy Keane, Paul Scholes, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Gary Neville
Notes :
Home shirt as worn by Manchester United during the 2000-01 and 2001-02 seasons, one of the most iconic kits of the early 2000s. This shirt is synonymous with David Beckham, the legendary number 7, whose free kicks, pinpoint crosses, and leadership defined United’s style of play. In this kit, United lifted the 2000-01 Premier League title, their third consecutive league crown under Sir Alex Ferguson. The following year (2001-02), Beckham continued to deliver world-class performances despite United finishing third. This classic Umbro design is treasured by fans for its elegant simplicity and direct association with Beckham’s peak years at Old Trafford.
SKU:
78/034
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