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RSC Anderlecht 1989-1992 Trikot auswärts Meistersaison (90/91) - 7/10 - [M] Size:M The colour of the collar STRELLER
Description
RSC Anderlecht 1989 1992 Trikot auswärts Meistersaison (90 91) 7 10 [M] Size:M The colour of the collar STRELLER The colour of the collar is slightly washed out An original football shirt from the club Seattle Sounders FC (nickname "The Sounders") from Major League Soccer the shirt was used as an away shirt in the 1989 90 season and then as a home shirt in the following two seasons Slightly dusty chest sponsor
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