• Chicharito Manchester United shirt
  • Chicharito Manchester United shirt
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This official Manchester United shirt was worn by Javier "Chicharito" Hernández for the Premier League clash against Sunderland at Old Trafford in May 2014.

Hernández led the line for the full 90 minutes, with Ryan Giggs, United's most decorated player, in only his second match as interim manager.

The match came near the end of his four years at Old Trafford, a spell that had already delivered two Premier League titles under Sir Alex Ferguson. Hernández would go on to become Mexico's all-time leading international goalscorer, a poacher's instinct for the big moment that Old Trafford fans came to know first.

Signed by Hernández and fully authenticated by Fabricks, this is a rare opportunity to own a match-worn shirt from a fan favourite's Old Trafford career, an era that earned silverware and a prolific goal-scoring reputation.

Shirt includes a personal message to Rod Thornley, United's long-time masseur and a key member of Sir Alex Ferguson's backroom staff during the Old Trafford glory years.

Details

Size

M

Team

Manchester United

Match

Manchester United - Sunderland

Round

37

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