LUÍS FIGO SHIRTS
Four Figo shirts covering both sides of one of football's most talked-about transfers: Barcelona before, Real Madrid after, plus two Portugal shirts either side of the move. Nike covers Barcelona and Portugal, Adidas covers Real Madrid, and together they map the two seasons either side of that one transfer.
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Barcelona to Real Madrid
A 1998-99 Barcelona home shirt with #7 sits alongside a 2000-01 Real Madrid home shirt with #10, from the season immediately after his transfer between the two rival clubs. Different numbers, different brands, the same player at two clubs that rarely exchange players, in a move that still gets brought up whenever the two sides meet.
Portugal's number 7
The Portugal shirts carry #7 in home kits from 2000-02 and 2002-04, both Nike, bookending the Real Madrid move on the international side, one from just before the transfer and one from just after, the number staying constant even as everything around him at club level changed. Between Barcelona, Real Madrid and Portugal, this collection sits across the turn of the millennium, with every shirt an original from its own season, hand-checked and photographed individually, and measured pit to pit and top to bottom against the label of the period rather than a modern size guide.
Good to know
- Do you have both Figo's Barcelona and Real Madrid shirts?
- Yes, a 1998-99 Barcelona home shirt with number 7 and a 2000-01 Real Madrid home shirt with number 10.
- What number did Figo wear for Portugal?
- Number 7, in home shirts from 2000-02 and 2002-04.
- Are these all originals?
- Yes, every shirt is an original from its own season, hand-checked and photographed individually.
- What brands are in this collection?
- Nike for Barcelona and Portugal, Adidas for Real Madrid.
- What is your shipping policy?
- Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and free worldwide from 150 euros, always with track and trace.
