Player: Sir Bobby Charlton

Condition: Signed Toffs Reproduction Home Shirt

Season: 1970s

Competition: 1st Division

Shirt Features:

+ Full un-rushed autograph of Sir Bobby Charlton

Special Notes:

+ This is an example of a reproduction shirt for Sir Bobby Charlton from his latter seasons at Manchester United 

+ Sir Bobby Charlton won three league titles with United, an FA Cup and was a member of their European Cup-winning side under Sir Matt Busby in 1968 when they became the first English club to lift the trophy

+ He was part of The Holy Trinity along with George Best and Sir Bobby Charlton

+ He became one of the famed the Busby Babes and survived the Munich Air Crash

+ Sir Bobby Charlton won the Ballon d'Or, doing so in 1966, finishing 2nd in 1967 and 1968

+ He scored a total of 249 goals in 758 appearances during an 17-year playing career at Old Trafford, both of which were longstanding records until, respectively, Ryan Giggs in 2008 and Wayne Rooney in 2017 surpassed his feats

+ He won the world cup with England in 1966

Provenance:

+ This shirt is from the personal collection of the owner of BUCAM Collectibles & Memorabilia

+ The shirt's origin is from a private signing conducted by Icons. Further information will be shared with the eventual buyer

+ The shirt comes with a COA

+ We have built our network up over 15 years, which allows us to source these items from reputable sources and check they meet specific criteria

Whether you're a die-hard Red Devil or a collector of players and shirts from their careers, this shirt is perfect for displaying in your home, office, or sports memorabilia collection 

Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a piece of Sir Bobby Charlton's and Manchester United's history. Add this shirt to your collection or give it as a unique gift to a fellow football fanatic. Order now and cherish the life of Sir Bobby Charlton's football career!

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