Why does the AC Milan shirt say number 80?

Ronaldinho wore number 80 at Milan, a reference to his 1980 birth year rather than a standard squad number.

What number did Ronaldinho wear at Barcelona?

Number 10, from his 2003-04 arrival through to the 2007-08 season, in both home and away kits.

Do you have Ronaldinho's PSG shirts?

Yes, shirts from 2001-02 with number 21 and from 2003-04 with number 10, both Nike and both from before his move to Barcelona.

Which Brazil numbers are in stock?

Number 7 from 1998-2000, number 11 from 2002-04, and number 10 from 2002 through to 2011-12.

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.

RONALDINHO SHIRTS

Thirty-two Ronaldinho shirts covering four teams: Paris Saint-Germain before he was famous, Barcelona at his peak, AC Milan in a shirt numbered for his birth year, and Brazil across three different squad numbers. Nike made almost all of them, with Milan's Adidas kits the exception.

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Paris before the move to Barcelona

The PSG shirts here are from 2001-02, when Ronaldinho wore #21 in a third and an away kit, and 2003-04, his final season in Paris, when he'd moved up to #10. Both are Nike, and both predate the World Cup and the transfer that made him a global name. Shirts from this stretch of his career turn up far less often than the Barcelona years that followed, which is part of why they sit here at all.

The Barcelona number 10 years

At Barcelona Ronaldinho wore #10 from his 2003-04 arrival through to 2007-08, and this collection has home and away shirts from nearly every season in between: 2003-04 away, 2005-06 home and away, 2006-07 away, and 2007-08 home and away, including a basic version without printed name and number for buyers who prefer a blank back. It's the largest single block in the collection and the version of Ronaldinho most people picture: the Ballon d'Or years, all made by Nike.

Milan's number 80

The AC Milan shirts from 2009-10 and 2010-11 carry #80, a number tied to his birth year of 1980 rather than a normal squad slot. Both home and away versions are here, made by Adidas, the brand Milan wore throughout his two seasons at the club. It's an unusual number to search for compared with the more familiar 10 he wore everywhere else.

Brazil across three numbers

The Brazil shirts span his whole international career: #7 from 1998-2000, worn as a teenager before his move to Europe, #11 from 2002-04, and #10 from 2002 through to 2011-12, the number he wore longest and the one that matches his club shirts from the same Barcelona years. Both home and away versions of the #10 shirt appear across several seasons, alongside the earlier #7 and #11 kits, giving a fairly complete run through his years in yellow. Together with the club shirts, they place most of this collection across the 2000s, with the Milan years reaching into the 2010s. Every shirt here is an original from its own season, hand-checked and photographed individually, and almost every piece is one of one: a single shirt in a single size.

Good to know

Why does the AC Milan shirt say number 80?: Ronaldinho wore number 80 at Milan, a reference to his 1980 birth year rather than a standard squad number.
What number did Ronaldinho wear at Barcelona?: Number 10, from his 2003-04 arrival through to the 2007-08 season, in both home and away kits.
Do you have Ronaldinho's PSG shirts?: Yes, shirts from 2001-02 with number 21 and from 2003-04 with number 10, both Nike and both from before his move to Barcelona.
Which Brazil numbers are in stock?: Number 7 from 1998-2000, number 11 from 2002-04, and number 10 from 2002 through to 2011-12.
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.