REST OF THE CLUBS

Forty-nine club shirts from outside the six countries that get their own page, Celtic and Rangers next to River Plate and Flamengo, Galatasaray next to FC Porto. None of these football scenes is thin on history, they just don't yet have enough individual stock to stand alone.

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Scotland and the Old Firm

Celtic and Rangers carry the largest share here, gathered together with the rest of Scottish football in Scottish Premiership, a page that runs from a 1985-87 Celtic home shirt to a Van Dijk shirt from decades later, plus a Nakamura home shirt and a Moussa Dembele shirt from Celtic's more recent history in New Balance kit, and a Rangers away shirt from 1997-99 alongside earlier Adidas home shirts from the early nineties that mark the club's own deep back catalogue.

South America and Turkey

River Plate and Flamengo sit inside their own regional pages, Argentine clubs and Brazilian clubs, the River Plate shirt carrying Falcao's number 31 from 2004-05, several years before Europe made him a household name. Galatasaray's Sneijder-era shirts anchor Turkish clubs, both home shirts from his 2014-15 season in Istanbul, in two different sizes for anyone comparing the two, plus an earlier Galatasaray away shirt from 2010-11 for a look at the club's kit a few seasons before Sneijder arrived.

Greece, Belgium, Portugal and MLS

AEK Athens and Panathinaikos sit under Greek clubs, Standard Liège and Club Brugge under Belgian clubs, FC Porto and Benfica under Primeira Liga, and a run of Chicago Fire and New York Red Bulls shirts, including two seasons of Henry, under MLS. Each of these regional pages holds only a handful of pieces on its own, which is exactly why grouping them here, alongside the bigger Scottish and South American stock, makes this a wider and more varied page to browse than any single country's page could be by itself.

Why these clubs don't get their own page yet

A country earns its own club page once enough distinct stock has come through the shop to justify one. Until then, clubs like Djurgården or Royal Excel Mouscron sit here as single, often unrepeated pieces, which makes this one of the more unpredictable pages to browse: a Standard Liège training shirt from 1994-95 might sit next to a Chicago Fire jersey from a decade later with nothing tying the two together except that neither has enough company yet to move to a page of its own. That mix is what makes this a genuinely different browse than any of the shop's single-country pages, closer to flicking through a box of shirts than working through an organised collection.

Good to know

Why isn't a club like Celtic or Galatasaray on this page's own list?
They are covered here and in more depth on their regional page, such as Scottish Premiership or Turkish clubs, once there's enough stock to justify one.
How often does stock change on this page?
More than most pages in the shop, since it depends on what comes in from smaller footballing scenes rather than a steady main supply.
Are these shirts harder to find replacements for?
Often, yes. Several clubs here only appear once or twice a year, so a sold shirt isn't guaranteed to be replaced quickly.
Is there a Henry MLS shirt available?
When in stock, yes, from his time at New York Red Bulls, listed under MLS.
What are the shipping costs?
Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and worldwide from 150 euros. Every order ships with track and trace.

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