Premier League

Official Manchester United home shirt from the 2000/2001 season, produced by Umbro and personalized with the name and number 11 of Ryan Giggs. The design features the club’s iconic red color with black and white details on the collar and sleeves. The club crest is stitched on the left chest, while the Umbro logo is embroidered on the right. Vodafone is printed as the main sponsor across the center. On the back, "Giggs" and number 11 are printed in white with black outlines. Sportwool model, size L.

The 2000/2001 season saw Manchester United, under Sir Alex Ferguson, win their third consecutive Premier League title. Ryan Giggs played a key role with his blistering pace and dazzling runs down the left flank. His performances helped the Red Devils maintain their dominance in English football and remain a formidable force in Europe.

The official Liverpool coat for the 1992/1993 season, produced by technical sponsor Adidas, is an iconic piece from the '90s. This winter jacket features a striking red and teal color scheme, with the Adidas logo printed in white across the back. On the chest, alongside the embroidered Adidas logo, is the Liverpool crest with the famous Liverbird, the club's symbol. The coat is equipped with a zip and snap button closure, as well as side pockets for convenience. Sized 38/40, it’s perfect for collectors or fans wanting to relive a historic era of the English club.

Historical Anecdote

The 1992/1993 season marked the beginning of the Premier League and was a transitional period for Liverpool. Although the club was no longer as dominant as in the '80s, the team managed by Graeme Souness featured talents such as Ian Rush and a young Robbie Fowler, who was emerging as a future star. This coat, a symbol of the era, was worn by staff and players during training sessions and travels, reflecting the distinctive style of the '90s.