Number 1744
match issued football shirt germany 1990 - Original match-issued DFB player shirt, number 2. Prepared for Stefan Reuter for the match against Switzerland on December 19, 1990, in Stuttgart. Status:ABB. The international match against Switzerland on December 19, 1990, was the first game played by the reunified German national team and marked a fresh sporting start following German unity. It was regarded as a symbolic "welcome match," as Switzerland had previously been Germany's first opponent during new beginnings in both 1908 and 1950 (after World War II). Consequently, this encounter remains one of the most significant historical moments in the history of the German national team. The jersey comes from the collection of a former DFB team staff member. Shirt details: short-sleeved; size L; embroidered DFB eagle; embroidered Adidas logo; flocked back number; fabric is a polyester-cotton blend. Condition: A
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match issued football shirt germany 1990 - Original match-issued DFB player shirt, number 2. Prepared for Stefan Reuter for the match against Switzerland on December 19, 1990, in Stuttgart. Status:ABB. The international match against Switzerland on December 19, 1990, was the first game played by the reunified German national team and marked a fresh sporting start following German unity. It was regarded as a symbolic "welcome match," as Switzerland had previously been Germany's first opponent during new beginnings in both 1908 and 1950 (after World War II). Consequently, this encounter remains one of the most significant historical moments in the history of the German national team. The jersey comes from the collection of a former DFB team staff member. Shirt details: short-sleeved; size L; embroidered DFB eagle; embroidered Adidas logo; flocked back number; fabric is a polyester-cotton blend. Condition: A
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