Nesta's Worn and Unwashed Shorts, Milan-Liverpool 2005

关闭

Ended:Wednesday 19 February EST 2020 于 12:00

Winner: Teddy

€210($225 USD)

慈善百分比

错过了？

另一个独特的物品可能就在您身边！

联系我们

慈善百分比

奖品

Take home these white AC Milan shorts worn by Italian former defender Alessandro Nesta for a match against Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League 2005 Final.

The game was played at the Stadio Olimpico Atatürk on May 25, 2005 and ended in a resounding victory for the Reds. This final was to go down in footballing history with the English side down 3-0 at halftime, managing to claw the game back and go on to win on penalties.

Features:

- White shorts
- Worn by Alessandro Nesta
- Unwashed
- AC Milan emblem sewn on
- Sponsored by Adidas
- Number in smooth plastic
- #13, Size 9

Please note: The shorts are unwashed and display evident signs of pitch use.

This item was supplied to the squad for a match, was made available to the players on matchday and differs from the shirts found on general sale.

通过拍卖方式购买独特的物品前还需要买家的仔细评估。我们邀请您在购买之前查看您所掌握的所有信息和资料，包括我们的退货政策。

原因

The Waterpolo Columbus Ability Team ASD is the first water polo club for the disabled in Liguria, Italy. It is based in Genoa and is a subsidiary of FINP. Its aim is to encourage children to practice a sport that teaches important values: it promotes contact, team spirit, determination, respect and fun, and allows the athlete to let his/her abilities shine.

Last spring Genoa CFC and UC Sampdoria donated two shirts to Waterpolo Columbus belonging to two goalkeepers, Mattia Perin and Emiliano Viviano, who played a derby match on April 7, 2018. The shirts have been autographed by the players who were on the field and on the bench. The aim was to create funds for the club.

In light of the tragedy that engulfed the city on August 14, the Waterpolo Columbus - in agreement with the FINP - decided to donate the proceeds from the auction to displaced families who have children with disabilities. The club wants to support its city, deeply damaged in terms of human costs and difficulties faced in everyday life. But, above all, it wants to help the families forced to leave their homes in which they have lived for years due to the risks posed by what remains of the Morandi Bridge. We trust that with the support of important Ligurian sporting clubs Genoa FCF and UC Sampdoria we will be able to rely on the contribution of the fans and their respective clubs.

We thank both for this important opportunity, wishing them great success in their sporting activity.

网站