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1979-80 Nantes adidas Home Shirt L/S
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1979-80 Nantes adidas Home Shirt L/S

1979-80 Nantes adidas Home Shirt L/S

Condition - Excellent Size - Small (18 armpit to armpit)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, slightest of wear to adidas badge, Nantes badge and sponsor are excellentDesign - adidas Players - Baronchelli, Trossero, Michel, Tusseau, BossisDetails - Home shirt as worn when FC Nantes won the French Division 1 title for the fifth time in the clubs history following back to back second place finishes in the previous two seasons. The team managed by Jean Vincent finished 3 points clear of second placed Sochaux in French Division 1 and also made it to the semi finals of the European Cup Winners Cup, being knocked out by Valencia after the tie finished 5-2 on aggregate.

$186.20

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1979-80 Nantes adidas Home Shirt L/S—

$532.00

$186.20

1979-80 Nantes adidas Home Shirt L/S

Condition - Excellent Size - Small (18 armpit to armpit)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, slightest of wear to adidas badge, Nantes badge and sponsor are excellentDesign - adidas Players - Baronchelli, Trossero, Michel, Tusseau, BossisDetails - Home shirt as worn when FC Nantes won the French Division 1 title for the fifth time in the clubs history following back to back second place finishes in the previous two seasons. The team managed by Jean Vincent finished 3 points clear of second placed Sochaux in French Division 1 and also made it to the semi finals of the European Cup Winners Cup, being knocked out by Valencia after the tie finished 5-2 on aggregate.

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Condition - Excellent Size - Small (18 armpit to armpit)Condition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, slightest of wear to adidas badge, Nantes badge and sponsor are excellentDesign - adidas Players - Baronchelli, Trossero, Michel, Tusseau, BossisDetails - Home shirt as worn when FC Nantes won the French Division 1 title for the fifth time in the clubs history following back to back second place finishes in the previous two seasons. The team managed by Jean Vincent finished 3 points clear of second placed Sochaux in French Division 1 and also made it to the semi finals of the European Cup Winners Cup, being knocked out by Valencia after the tie finished 5-2 on aggregate.