CLARENCE SEEDORF SHIRTS
Five Seedorf shirts split between two clubs a decade apart: Real Madrid in the late nineties and AC Milan through the 2000s, where his number changed from 20 to 10. Every shirt is original to its season.
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Real Madrid before the number 10
Two Real Madrid shirts, a 1998-99 home and a 1997-98 third, both number 10 and made by Kelme, cover his time at the club before the move to Italy. See the rest of the Real Madrid shirts and the nineties stock around them.
AC Milan, from 20 to 10
A 2002-03 home shirt in number 20 marks his first Milan season, followed by 2007-08 and 2009-10 home shirts in number 10, one of them with its tags still on. Adidas made all three, and Kelme the Real Madrid pair, matching what each club actually wore at the time. Sizes run from S to L across the group, each measured flat on its own product page. Browse the wider AC Milan shirts and the 2000s stock.
Good to know
- Why does the AC Milan number change from 20 to 10?
- Seedorf wore number 20 in his first Milan season, 2002-03, before moving into the number 10 shown on the later shirts here.
- What brand made the Real Madrid shirts?
- Kelme, the club's kit supplier during Seedorf's time there in the late nineties.
- Is the 2009-10 Milan shirt worn?
- No, it's listed as brand new with tags.
- What sizes are available?
- Sizes run from S to L, each listed with its own flat measurement.
- Do you ship internationally?
- Yes, worldwide with track and trace, free from 150 euros; free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros.
