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Official 2010-11 Manchester United home shirt, Nani 17
Size:
L
Armpit to armpit: 55.5cm
Condition of shirt:
Very good, bright colours throughout, very light wear to print and sponsor (last picture)
Made by:
Nike
Players:
Nani, Wayne Rooney, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Javier Hernández, Nemanja Vidić, Rio Ferdinand, Patrice Evra, Michael Carrick, Edwin van der Sar.
Notes:
Home shirt as worn by Nani during the 2010–11 season, one of the most productive and influential campaigns of his Manchester United career.
Wearing number 17, Nani emerged as United’s primary creative outlet, delivering decisive goals and assists as the club won the Premier League title and reached the UEFA Champions League final.
Operating primarily from the left flank, he combined flair, pace and end product, often stepping up in key moments.
This long-sleeve Nike home shirt is closely associated with Nani’s peak years at Old Trafford and Manchester United’s record-breaking 19th league title under Sir Alex Ferguson.
SKU:
382996-623
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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.
