Totti's Italia Match-Issued/Worn Shirt, Signed 2006 World Cup

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Win this blue Italian National Team home shirt, issued/worn by former Roma captain Francesco Totti for a 2006 World Cup match in Germany, which Italy won for the fourth time in its history.

Totti was the key player in the Round of 16 against Australia played in Kaiserslautern: his 95th-minute penalty kick goal, and the look on his face while making it, have remained in the hearts of Italian fans.

Totti has autographed the back of the shirt, making it an extraordinary piece of memorabilia.

Features:

Short-sleeve home shirt
Italia emblem applique on chest
Sponsored by Puma
2006 World Cup patch applique on right sleeve
Heat-sealed stitching
Name and number in thin plastic applique
Made in Thailand (only the words "Made In" visible)
#10, size XL

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原因

ASSOCIAZIONE BIANCA GARAVAGLIA (ABG) was founded on April 28, 1987 and named after Bianca, a girl who at the age of 5 contracted a rare form of neoplasia. It was Bianca who, during the months spent at the Istituto Tumori di Milano, drew the green and fuchsia flower that immediately became synonymous with hope and the symbol of the association.

ABG was established by Bianca’s parents. Fully aware of the many difficulties faced when dealing with infantile tumors, they firmly believed that immediate and direct support to existing facilities was necessary.

ABG's goal is to collect funds to promote scientific studies and medical treatment in the field of infantile tumors, as well as to provide first-hand operational support to all related initiatives.

The association has been operating for over 25 years now, supporting the “Struttura Complessa di Pediatria” (Pediatric Complex Unit) of the “IRCCS Istituto Nazionale Tumori di Milano” Foundation, one of the major research and treatment centers in the field of infantile tumors, where small patients from all over Italy converge.

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