
2010/11 Manchester United Away Pogba #42 shirt
2010/11 • Away • Original vintage • Pogba #42
€149.95
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The 2010-11 Manchester United F.C. away shirt by Nike was worn by Paul Pogba during Manchester United’s Premier League and UEFA Youth League youth campaign. This shirt was worn as Pogba completed his first season at Manchester United after joining from Le Havre and established himself as one of the club’s most promising academy talents. MPN: 382470-105
- Team
- Manchester United
- Season
- 2010/11
- Kit
- Away
- Maker
- Nike
- Sleeve
- Short sleeve
- Player
- Pogba #42
- Origin
- Original vintage
- New with tags:
- Unworn with original tags.
- Excellent:
- Crisp colours and intact sponsors with minimal signs of wear.
- Good:
- Minor age-related wear or small pulls, always noted in the condition notes.
Each size is listed with its own grade and condition note. The condition box above shows the note for the size and grade you select, word for word.
Fit: 80s and 90s shirts typically have a looser, boxier cut, while 2000s–2015 player-issue and Kombat kits fit slimmer.
Measurements are not listed for this shirt.
This shirt is listed as original vintage.
Every vintage shirt is carefully inspected across stitching, wash tags, manufacturer serial codes, crest embroidery, and period-correct flocking before listing.
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Yes. Every vintage shirt is carefully inspected across stitching, wash tags, manufacturer serial codes, crest embroidery, and period-correct flocking before listing.
Hand wash cold inside-out using mild detergent. Never tumble dry, iron over sponsors/namesets, or use fabric softener.
New with Tags (NWT): Unworn with original tags. Excellent: Crisp colours and intact sponsors with minimal signs of wear. Good: Minor age-related wear or small pulls, always noted in the condition notes.














