1990 Soviet Union Match Worn Away L/S Shirt #4 (Kuznetzov) v Holland

Condition of shirt - ExcellentSize - XLCondition details - Very bright colours, smooth material feel with just a light bobbling, logos and printing are greatMade by - AdidasPlayer - Rock solid centre back Oleg Kuznetzov #4Player issue features - Correct player size flock print professionally heat pressed, machine stitched cloth crest, flock CCCP logoand light transfer Adidas trefoil, Ventex production made from 59% polyester and 41% cotton in France, design not commercially available, swapped with a Holland player and comes from their collection - a signed letter verifying this can be providedNotes - Extremely rare player shirt believed to have been worn by Kuznetzov in the friendly match against Holland played at Dynamo Stadium, Kiev on the 28th March 1990. The match was a repeat of the famous Euro 88 Final and was to be the last time the two nations faced each other before the collapse of the Soviet Union. Both sides were preparing for the upcoming 1990 World Cup and here in Ukraine it was the Red Army who got some revenge for '88 winning 2-1 thanks to a Protasov penalty and a late Lyuti dinked finish. The Dynamo Kiev star Kuznetsov was on home soil and played the full match, he would move to the UK with Glasgow Rangers this summer and made 51 appearances in his career for the USSR  Click the banner to get it at ONLY: GBP799.99