Everton FC 2002/03 Home football shirt [L].

90$

Team: Everton FC

Season: 2002/03 Home

Size: L

Condition: Very good - minor soiling at sponsor print and missing manufacturer's sticker at bottom of front of jersey.

Dimensions (underarm width/length) in cm: 50/72

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Original Everton FC home football shirt from the 2002/03 season by Puma. 

Home model Everton FC z 2002/03 seasonproduced by Puma in size L, comes after a period of stabilisation for the club in the Premier League following a highly successful run of games that ended the year before with a high place in the table. It was a time when Everton tried to maintain their position as a solid league team, relying on consistent play and a clear team identity.

The T-shirt has been produced on an almost entirely blue base, characteristic of domestic colours Everton FC. The design is very subdued and minimalist, with the only contrasting elements being the white stitching, sponsor's logo and sponsor imprint Keijan centrally positioned on the front. This layout emphasises the classic nature of the T-shirt and the aesthetics of the designs Pumas from the early 2000s.

W 2002/03 season Everton FC competed in the Premier League as a mid-table team, facing the challenges of maintaining regular form after early success. At the time, the club's colours were represented by players such as. Duncan Ferguson, Kevin Campbell, Lee Carsley or Thomas Gravesen, who formed the core of the team and built its character based on physicality and commitment, and coached by the legendary David Moyes.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable material and the cut in size L remains compliant with standards Pumas, typical of early 21st century league projects.

This is for collectors and fans looking for an original home football jersey Everton FC z 2002/03 season, which is a clear record of a period of league stability and building the foundations for the club's subsequent years in the Premier League.

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