Premier League

Liverpool home jersey made by the technical sponsor Reebok, in collaboration with the commercial sponsor Carlsberg, and worn by number 10 Owen in the 1996/1997 season. Model compliant with the conditions that can be deduced from the attached photographic evidence. Youth Size

The England team jersey is in red damask, with the edges of the sleeves in white and red, as well as the collar and the pointed neckline. Personalization, in white, on the back with the number 10 Owen

Coat of arms of the bsportiva company applied on the heart side, logo of the technical sponsor Reebok, in white, reproduced on the right side and logo of the commercial sponsor Carlsberg legible on the chest. Reebok emblem and brand also recalled on the label sewn on the lower left part of the jacket.

The shirt is in good condition, the fabric generally retains its characteristics original does not show opacity and discolouration. Size 42/44

Short-sleeved home shirt model in blue and white. The uniform is characterized by the horizontal white-blue stripes that also extend up the sleeves. The collar is in blue knit, while the edges of the sleeves have a white zigzag pattern. The Queens Park Rangers club crest is embroidered in the center of the chest, the technical sponsor ''View From'' is printed on it in sublimation, the sponsor Compaq is applied below.

QPR had finished fifth, ninth and eighth in the Premiership over the last three seasons thanks largely to goals from Ferdinand, but the new strike duo of Kevin Gallen and Danny Dichio have failed to deliver anywhere near the number of goals that QPR he had managed to accomplish when Ferdinand was at the forefront. A 3-0 win against London rivals West Ham United in late April is not enough to keep QPR on their feet, as they see relegation confirmed after 13 years in the top flight.