2002-04 Germany Home Shirt Ballack #13 - 5/10 - (15-16 Years)

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SKU: GERH02341140
Product Size: Kids, 15-16Y
Condition: Good
Defects:
  • Slight fade to overall look
  • the odd tiny bobble
  • wear and cracking to print

Features:

  • Unofficial print for versatile midfielder Michael Ballack #13

2002-04 Germany Home Shirt Ballack #13 - 5/10 - (15-16 Years)

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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

A classy and simple adidas design, this jersey is a symbol of a brilliant German side. It was worn during the 2002 FIFA World Cup, where the team, led by superstars like Oliver Kahn and Michael Ballack, reached the final. En-route the Germans barely broke stride in their group winning two and drawing one, including a 8-0 hammering of Saudi Arabia. They achieved 1-0 victories over Paraguay, USA and surprise package South Korea .The team's fighting spirit and determination were on full display throughout the tournament. This jersey is a beautiful reminder of a team that played with heart and soul for their country.

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