Manchester United 2007/09 Home Football Shirt [S]

65$

Team: Manchester United

Season: 2007/09 Home

Size: S

Condition: Satisfactory – significant soiling at the end of the sleeve and noticeable snags.

Dimensions (underarm width/length) in cm: 47/63

Lowest price in the last 30 days: 65$.

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An original Manchester United home football shirt from the 2007/09 seasons, manufactured by Nike. 

Home model Manchester United z the 2007/09 seasonsproduced by Nike in size S, it was used for two consecutive seasons and was part of one of the Red Devils’ most dominant periods. The team, led by the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson He won two championships during that time Premier League, triumphed in UEFA Champions League in the 2007/08 season and went on to win FIFA Club World Cup. The team’s line-up included, amongst others, Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tévez, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidić and Edwin van der Sar.

The T-shirt has been produced in a classic red colour with the sponsor’s distinctive logo AIG on the front. The design stands out for its minimalist style and the distinctive white panel on the back of the T-shirt, which runs across the upper back, giving it a modern look. It is one of the most recognisable designs Nike historically Manchester United, inextricably linked to the period in which Cristiano Ronaldo won Golden Ball and led the club to success in Europe.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable fabric typical of these models Nike from the late 2000s, offering a high level of comfort. The fit in size S meets the manufacturer’s standards from that period and faithfully reflects the style of football shirts from those years.

This is a unique opportunity for collectors and fans looking for something original Manchester United’s home shirt z the 2007/09 seasons, hailing from one of the most successful teams in the club’s history and its golden age Sir Alex Ferguson.