2022-23 Australia Nike 1/4 Zip Training Shirt Player Issue #16 - 9/10 - (M)
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Official Nike Australia Socceroos player issue quarter-zip training shirt from the 2022-23 season, bearing the number 16 and worn as Graham Arnold's side delivered one of the most memorable World Cup campaigns in Australian football history, reaching the quarter-finals in Qatar after stunning victories over Tunisia and Denmark before a heroic penalty shootout win against Argentina's conquerors Saudi Arabia. Player issue pieces like this are produced in extremely limited numbers and feature superior materials and construction to anything sold to the public, making them true training ground artefacts that rarely surface for collectors. A one of one original — when it's gone, it's gone forever.
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Product Size: M
Condition: Excellent
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