Legends Football Shirts

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Sporting Clube de Portugal Official Shop Home Shirt 1997/1998
It was the most used model at the time because it was the main equipment. At this time the club had 4 coaches: Octávio Machado, Francisco Vital, Vicente Cantatore and Carlos Manuel. He would finish the season in 4th place behind Vitória Sport Clube.
(The players photograph is illustrative only)

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Sporting Clube de Portugal Official Shop Home Shirt 1998/1999
Shirt autographed by the squad. Team coached by Mirko Jozic finishes the championship in 4th place. In the team played: Q**m Berto, Beto, Facundo Quiroga, Marco Aurélio, Rui Jorge, Gabriel Heinze, Delfim, Luis Vidigal, Pedro Barbosa, Aldo Duscher, Julián Kmet, Edmilson, Iordanov, Simão, Petar Krpan, Bruno Giménez, Leandro and Beto Acosta.
(The players photograph is illustrative only)

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Sporting Clube de Portugal Official Shop Away Shirt 1996/1997
Rare shirt, hard to find due to its model and age. The year which José Holtreman Roquete, tri-grandson of Visconde de Alvalade and grandson of José Alvalade, becomes president of the club. The club starts the season with coach Robert Waseige and Octávio Machado followed. The championship ends in 2nd place that gave access to the Champions League qualifying round.
(The players photograph is illustrative only)

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Olympiacos CFP Match Worn Home Shirt 2018/2019 - Greek League
#56 Podence
Shirt worn by the Portuguese International Daniel Castelo Podence. This was the player's first season at the Grego club after leaving Sporting CP following the attack by fans against players in Alcochete Academy. He currently plays for Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club in the Premier League.
(The players photograph is illustrative only)

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South China Athletic Association Match Worn Home Shirt 1995-1998
#9 Pedro Xavier
Shirt worn by Portuguese Ex-International Pedro Alexandre Marques Caldas Xavier, brother of Carlos Xavier, former Sporting CP player. He was part of the CF Estrela da Amadora team that won the only Portuguese Cup in its history in 1989/1990. His football career ended at South China AA.

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Sporting Clube de Portugal Official Shop Stromp Shirt 1996/1997
The year which José Holtreman Roquete, tri-grandson of Visconde de Alvalade and grandson of José Alvalade, becomes president of the club. The club starts the season with coach Robert Waseige and Octávio Machado followed. The championship ends in 2nd place that gave access to the Champions League qualifying round. The squad had players like: Filip de Wilde, Beto, Marco Aurélio, Vujacic, Balajic, Oceano, Luis Vidigal, Pedro Martins, Pedro Barbosa, Emilio Peixe, Hadji, Afonso Martins, Iordanov, Sá Pinto, César Ramirez, Jean-Jacques Missé -Missé, José Dominguez, Ouatarra, Emmanuel Amunike and Simão Sabrosa.
(The players photograph is illustrative only)

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Sporting Clube de Portugal Official Shop Home Shirt 1996/1997
The year which José Holtreman Roquete, tri-grandson of Visconde de Alvalade and grandson of José Alvalade, becomes president of the club. The club starts the season with coach Robert Waseige and Octávio Machado followed. The championship ends in 2nd place that gave access to the Champions League qualifying round. The squad had players like: Filip de Wilde, Beto, Marco Aurélio, Vujacic, Balajic, Oceano, Luis Vidigal, Pedro Martins, Pedro Barbosa, Emilio Peixe, Hadji, Afonso Martins, Iordanov, Sá Pinto, César Ramirez, Jean-Jacques Missé -Missé, José Dominguez, Ouatarra, Emmanuel Amunike and Simão Sabrosa.
(The players photograph is illustrative only)

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Portugal National Team Official Shop Goalkeeper Shirt 1980´s
Although with some differences from the original model, it is a rare official copy of the Portuguese National Team Goalkeeper jersey worn by the mythical Vitor Damas.
(The player photograph is illustrative only)

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Sporting Clube de Portugal Official Stromp Shop Shirt 1997/1998
Rare "Stromp" Shop Adidas Shirt. This jersey has the name of Stromp due to a football player and coach, founding partner and director of Sporting Clube de Portugal of his name Francisco Stromp. His group of friends, including his brothers António and José, decided to form a club, the Campo Grande Football Club, this club was not only a sports club but also a recreational club, these two positions clashed on April 12, 1906 at a picnic in Loures, with a split occurring, which originated Sporting Clube de Portugal a few months later.
(The players photograph is illustrative only)