Nationals

Brazil match jersey made by technical sponsor Topper for the 1985/1986 season and in excellent condition. The model features a uniform fabric, without stretch marks, and bright, non-fading colors. Size not specified

The jersey of the Carioca national team is yellow, with the edges of the sleeves and the collar, in the polo model, green. The emblem of the Brazilian national team is sewn on the heart side, while the logo of the technical sponsor Topper is visible on the right side.

The green and gold national football team is one of the most successful in the world, so much so that it has won the world championship 5 times, but it also boasts 9 America's Cups and 4 Confederations Cups. In 1986, however, it failed to win the cup in Mexico of the World Cup, which is grabbed by Diego Armando Maradona's Argentine squad.

The shirt is in good condition, the fabric generally retains its original characteristics, has no opacity or discoloration. Size XL

White short-sleeved home shirt with horizontal stripes on the chest and back. Thick navy blue hem at the bottom of the kit. White winged collar and cuffs, edged with a navy blue stripe. Red V-neck, which extends along the chest to the edge of the embroidered England crest. Features a wide red stripe that runs from cuff to cuff, across the shoulders, narrowest on each cuff. Small golden star embroidered on the left sleeve, just above the cuff. The logo of the technical sponsor Umbro is present: two concentric navy blue diamonds embroidered under the emblem.

the road to Euro 2004 was not without drama, with Zinedine Zidane feeding England twice. The painful defeat was soon a thing of the past, as the Three Lions gave Switzerland three in their next game before defeating Croatia. With a squad arguably among their strongest since their 1966 World Cup win, the nation was left reeling after a penalty shoot-out defeat by Portugal in the quarter-finals.