The 2008-09 season was a career-defining campaign for Xabi Alonso, who established himself as one of the world's premier midfielders with his peerless vision and technical grace. A vital component of a record-breaking Liverpool side that secured 86 points, Alonso became the first player to reach 1,000 successful passes in a single season and famously ended Chelsea's historic 86-game unbeaten home run with a clinical winner at Stamford Bridge. His final year at Anfield remains a nostalgic masterclass in passing and control, highlighted by five goals across all competitions and a talismanic influence that guided the Reds to a second-place finish and the Champions League quarter-finals.

2008-09 Liverpool Player Issue CL Away Shirt Alonso #14

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SKU: LIVA08TE14E
Condition: Brand New - With Tags

Features:

  • Original style European print for classy Spanish midfielder Xabi Alonso #14
  • Formotion technology, parts of design are heat bonded, transfer material adidas logo and sleeve stripes, sponsorless
  • Official Champions League Starball and Five Times Winner Badge of Honour patch to sleeves
  • Official and original adidas tags attached

2008-09 Liverpool Player Issue CL Away Shirt Alonso #14

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