1986-90 Italy Diadora Player Issue Home Shirt #8 L/S L
Condition - ExcellentSize - LargeCondition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badge is excellent, great exampleDesign - DiadoraPlayer Features - Correct size and style felt print #8 professionally heat pressed to reverse, no Diadora badge to front, long sleevedPlayers - Baggio, Schillaci, Berti, Baresi, VialliDetails - Home shirt believed to have been worn by or issued to #8 of Italy during the period the team were competing in both the 1988 European Championship and the 1990 World Cup, being knocked out in the semi finals of both competitions, losing 2-0 against the Soviet Union in the 1988 European Champions before losing on penalties against Argentina in the 1990 World Cup.
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$217.351986-90 Italy Diadora Player Issue Home Shirt #8 L/S L
Condition - ExcellentSize - LargeCondition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badge is excellent, great exampleDesign - DiadoraPlayer Features - Correct size and style felt print #8 professionally heat pressed to reverse, no Diadora badge to front, long sleevedPlayers - Baggio, Schillaci, Berti, Baresi, VialliDetails - Home shirt believed to have been worn by or issued to #8 of Italy during the period the team were competing in both the 1988 European Championship and the 1990 World Cup, being knocked out in the semi finals of both competitions, losing 2-0 against the Soviet Union in the 1988 European Champions before losing on penalties against Argentina in the 1990 World Cup.
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Condition - ExcellentSize - LargeCondition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badge is excellent, great exampleDesign - DiadoraPlayer Features - Correct size and style felt print #8 professionally heat pressed to reverse, no Diadora badge to front, long sleevedPlayers - Baggio, Schillaci, Berti, Baresi, VialliDetails - Home shirt believed to have been worn by or issued to #8 of Italy during the period the team were competing in both the 1988 European Championship and the 1990 World Cup, being knocked out in the semi finals of both competitions, losing 2-0 against the Soviet Union in the 1988 European Champions before losing on penalties against Argentina in the 1990 World Cup.
