What number did Raúl wear at Real Madrid?

Number 7, across every Real Madrid shirt in this collection, from 1998-99 through to 2006-07.

Why does the Spain shirt say number 10?

That's the earlier 1998-99 shirt, before he settled into number 7, which he wore in the later 2004-06 Spain shirt and at Real Madrid.

Are these all Adidas?

Yes, every shirt in this collection was made by Adidas.

What sizes are available?

Sizes vary by shirt, and almost every piece is one of one: a single shirt in a single size.

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.

RAÚL SHIRTS

Six Raúl shirts, almost all Real Madrid's number 7 across four different seasons, plus a pair of Spain shirts that show his number changing from 10 to 7. Adidas made every shirt here, home, away and third alike.

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Real Madrid's number 7

The Real Madrid shirts run from a 1998-99 third kit through a 1999-01 away shirt to a 2004-05 third and a 2006-07 home shirt, all #7, the number Raúl wore for the whole of his time at the club. Four different designs across nearly a decade give a wide look at how the kit changed around a number that never did, from a plain third shirt in the late nineties to the more heavily branded home kits of the mid-2000s.

Spain, from 10 to 7

The Spain shirts show an earlier stage of his career: a 1998-99 home shirt with #10, and a 2004-06 home shirt with #7, matching the number he'd settled into at club level by then. Between Real Madrid and Spain, this collection runs through the late nineties and into the 2000s, 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 equivalent.

Good to know

What number did Raúl wear at Real Madrid?: Number 7, across every Real Madrid shirt in this collection, from 1998-99 through to 2006-07.
Why does the Spain shirt say number 10?: That's the earlier 1998-99 shirt, before he settled into number 7, which he wore in the later 2004-06 Spain shirt and at Real Madrid.
Are these all Adidas?: Yes, every shirt in this collection was made by Adidas.
What sizes are available?: Sizes vary by shirt, and almost every piece is one of one: a single shirt in a single size.
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.