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Nike USA Home 2002 Donovan 21 - 7/10

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Nike USA Home 2002 Donovan 21 - 7/10The home shirt of the Stars and Stripes, worn by their breakout young star: the Nike USA 2002 home jersey with Landon Donovan and the number 21. In solid 7 10 condition, this World Cup era shirt is a genuine collector's piece, finished with the Donovan 21 nameset that was already in place when purchased. Presented in size XXL, the shirt shows light, even wear consistent with its age, with no major faults. The Nike Swoosh, the US Soccer crest, and the

The home shirt of the Stars and Stripes, worn by their breakout young star: the Nike USA 2002 home jersey with Landon Donovan and the number 21. In solid 7/10 condition, this World Cup-era shirt is a genuine collector's piece, finished with the Donovan 21 nameset that was already in place when purchased.

Presented in size XXL, the shirt shows light, even wear consistent with its age, with no major faults. The Nike Swoosh, the US Soccer crest, and the back printing remain clear. Sourced and authenticated by The Football Idiots, it is a true collectible for USA fans and admirers of Landon Donovan.

Product Details

  • Brand: Nike
  • Club: USA
  • League: International
  • Kit Type: Home
  • Season: 2002
  • Player: Donovan
  • Number: 21
  • Size: XXL
  • Condition: 7/10
  • Nameset: Period nameset, already in place when purchased
  • History: At the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan, a young Landon Donovan announced himself on the world stage as the USA reached the quarter-finals, their best modern finish. Wearing the number 21, Donovan was named the tournament's Best Young Player and went on to become the greatest American outfield player of his generation. A 2002 Donovan home shirt is a milestone collectible for USA fans.
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