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A sleek white Nike shirt, this jersey is a fan favorite from a period of success for Manchester United. It was worn by a team that featured the likes of Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie as they clinched the Premier League title in Sir Alex Ferguson's final season. This shirt was memorably worn in a 3-2 comeback win against Southampton, with Robin van Persie scoring a hat-trick. Used as a third kit the following season, it was also worn when Wayne Rooney scored his historic half-way line goal against West Ham. The team's attacking football was a joy to watch throughout the season.
2012-14 Manchester United Away Shirt Evra #3 - 5/10 - (S)
RRP
$59.99
RRP
$59.99
RRP
$59.99
RRP
$59.99
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info & sizing
SKU:
MUNA12716877
Product Size:
S
Condition:
Good
Defects:
- Some wear to size details
- noticeable wear to sponsor
- some wear to hemline stitching
- slight discolouration to sleeves
Features:
- Official PU plastic Premier League print for French international full-back Patrice Evra #3
2012-14 Manchester United Away Shirt Evra #3 - 5/10 - (S)
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Product Care
See how we launder vintage shirts here
Cool wash
Wash inside out
Use a cool iron
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Do not use fabric softener
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