2000-02 Manchester United Home Shirt Keane #16 - 5/10 - (XXL)

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SKU: MUNH00591749
Product Size: XXL
Condition: Good
Defects:
  • A couple stitch repairs to lower front - largest being 5mm
  • a few pinholes to front

Features:

  • Original style European print for tough tackling Irish midfielder Roy Keane #16

2000-02 Manchester United Home Shirt Keane #16 - 5/10 - (XXL)

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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 2000-02 period featured Roy Keane at the peak of his powers as the commanding captain of Manchester United, leading the club to a historic third consecutive Premier League title in 2001. His talismanic influence and relentless box-to-box energy were the heartbeat of the side, highlighted by a massive two-goal performance against title rivals Arsenal and being honored as the MUTV Player of the Year. Even as he continued to define the standard for leadership at Old Trafford, Keane’s world-class consistency and fierce competitive spirit ensured United remained the dominant force in English football.

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