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Official 2007-08 FC Porto home shirt, Quaresma 7
Size:
XL
Condition of shirt:
Very good, bright colours throughout, very slight marks on number 7, the name is very slightly tinted blue but unnoticeable when worn, very slight wear to sleeves patchs (last pictures)
Made by:
Nike
Players:
Lucho González, Lisandro López, Ricardo Quaresma, Bruno Alves, Raul Meireles, Helton, Bosingwa, Pedro Emanuel
Notes:
Home shirt as worn by Ricardo Quaresma when the club, led by coach Jesualdo Ferreira, once again dominated Portuguese football, winning the Primeira Liga title for the third consecutive year. This kit was as worn by Quaresma, the team's leader, who anchored the attack with style, composure, and the famous trivela.
Porto secured the league title comfortably, finishing 14 points clear of second-place Sporting CP, and qualified for the Champions League Round of 16, where they narrowly lost to Schalke 04 on penalties.
SKU:
237815-400
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