x
My Cart
Cart is empty. Loading...
Main image
Click to view image in fullscreen
Premier League 1996-97 Manchester United Away Shirt Cantona #7
$279.99
$279.99
In stock
$279.99
$279.99
In stock
Order within for delivery from
Product Details
SKU:
MUNA967V
Condition:
Very Good
Defects:
- Some fade to overall look
- some cracking and wear to lower front motif
- some faint dark marks
- some bobbles and pulls
Features:
- Original style print for the French club icon Eric Cantona #7
1996-97 Manchester United Away Shirt Cantona #7
Care Instructions
See how we launder vintage shirts here
Cool wash
Wash inside out
Cool iron
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Do not use fabric softener
Delivery
Duty and any applicable taxes are calculated and collected at checkout, so there's nothing more to pay when your order arrives.
Shipping rates
US
From US$10.99
Free over US$150
Canada
From US$13.99
Mexico
From US$10.99
Argentina
From US$13.99
We deliver worldwide, but shipments outside of the US, UK and EU may be subject to an additional customs charge upon arrival in the destination country.
Fans Also Liked
Notes
The 1996-97 season marked the triumphant final chapter of Eric Cantona’s legendary career, as he captained Manchester United to their fourth Premier League title in five years. This era was immortalized by "The King's" iconic chip and nonchalant celebration against Sunderland and his masterful creative displays in the Champions League, particularly his goal and two assists in a 4-0 demolition of Porto. Finishing his tenure at the pinnacle of English football, Cantona’s talismanic leadership and flair left an indelible legacy of swagger and success at Old Trafford before his surprise retirement.
Why Always Us?
We founded Classic Football Shirts in the summer of 2006 as passionate collectors. Our mission has taken us all over the world, sourcing the biggest collection in the world and supplying the community with everything from AC Milan to Zalargzaeg. All our items are carefully laundered, graded and processed by a team of collectors!
Please wait while you are being redirected...