Hamsik's Signed Match-Worn Napoli-Milan Shirt with UNICEF Patch

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Take home this black SSC Napoli Kombat Karbon fourth shirt, worn by the Slovakian captain Marek Hamsik for a match against Milan, valid for the 13th day of the 2017/18 Serie A TIM Championship.

The game played at the San Paolo Stadium in Naples on November 18 ended 2-1 in favor of the Neapolitans: Lorenzo Insigne's and Piotr Zielinski's goals were decisive to the victory.

For this 13th day of the 2017/18 Serie A TIM Championship all the captains from the 20 different teams wore the special UNICEF patch applique on their left sleeve.

This Karbon shirt is even more special because it was presented and worn for the first time during the game against Milan.

Hamsik even autographed the shirt both on the front and the back, making it a truly unique piece of memorabilia.

This shirt has not been washed and shows evident signs of wear

Features:

Short-sleeve, Karbon fourth shirt
Napoli emblem applique on chest
Unwashed
Sponsored by Kappa
Serie A patch applique on right sleeve
UNICEF patch applique on left sleeve
Name and number in thin plastic applique
#17, size M

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原因

The Italian Committee for UNICEF (UNICEF Italia) is part of the overall structure of UNICEF - United Nations Fund for Children, the UN subsidiary organ that is appointed to protect and promote the rights of girls, children (aged 0-18) and adolescents all over the world, and to contribute to the improvement of their living conditions.

Our organization is therefore both a non-governmental organization (NGO) that is part of the growing third sector in Italy and a representative of an intergovernmental program of the United Nations. In keeping up with the rest of the organization, even UNICEF Italy's actions are inspired by the principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, as well as the Millennium Development Goals.

The Italian Committee for UNICEF is a well-organized, professional structure with a vast network of volunteers throughout the country.

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