1996-97 England Away Shirt Beckham #7 - 6/10 - (XL)

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SKU: ENGA96580782
Product Size: XL
Condition: Very Good
Defects:
  • Collar button has been removed
  • slight wear and fade to crest
  • the odd tiny bobble

Features:

  • Original style print for midfield maestro David Beckham #7

1996-97 England Away Shirt Beckham #7 - 6/10 - (XL)

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Cool wash
Wash inside out
Cool iron
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Do not use fabric softener

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Notes

The 1996-97 period marked the spectacular international arrival of David Beckham, who earned his first England cap against Moldova just weeks after his iconic halfway-line goal for Manchester United. Under the guidance of Glenn Hoddle, the young midfielder quickly became an indispensable fixture for the Three Lions, showcasing the world-class vision and trademark crossing that would define his legendary career. This era is fondly remembered for Beckham’s clinical first international goal—a signature free-kick against Colombia—and his role as a creative engine during a successful World Cup qualifying campaign that restored a sense of nostalgic optimism to the national side.

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