2017-18 Southampton Under Armour Away Shirt XL
Condition - ExcellentSize - XLCondition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges and sponsor are excellentDesign - Under Armour Players - Austin, Boufal, Tadic, Romeu, Bertrand Details - Away shirt as worn during a difficult season for the club as they found themselves in a relegation battle. Following the departure of defender Virgil van Dijk in the January transfer window the clubs form dropped. With 8 games remaining manager Mauricio Pellegrino was replaced by former Saints player Mark Hughes. Despite losing his opening 3 games Hughes managed to keep the club up, finishing 17th place and 3 points above the drop.
2017-18 Southampton Under Armour Away Shirt XL
Condition - ExcellentSize - XLCondition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges and sponsor are excellentDesign - Under Armour Players - Austin, Boufal, Tadic, Romeu, Bertrand Details - Away shirt as worn during a difficult season for the club as they found themselves in a relegation battle. Following the departure of defender Virgil van Dijk in the January transfer window the clubs form dropped. With 8 games remaining manager Mauricio Pellegrino was replaced by former Saints player Mark Hughes. Despite losing his opening 3 games Hughes managed to keep the club up, finishing 17th place and 3 points above the drop.
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Condition - ExcellentSize - XLCondition Details - Pristine colour, very smooth material, badges and sponsor are excellentDesign - Under Armour Players - Austin, Boufal, Tadic, Romeu, Bertrand Details - Away shirt as worn during a difficult season for the club as they found themselves in a relegation battle. Following the departure of defender Virgil van Dijk in the January transfer window the clubs form dropped. With 8 games remaining manager Mauricio Pellegrino was replaced by former Saints player Mark Hughes. Despite losing his opening 3 games Hughes managed to keep the club up, finishing 17th place and 3 points above the drop.
