2004/05 Juventus Home European Football Shirt. Nedved #11 (L)

Condition: 7/10 Good. Light wear to the sponsor. A few small marks beneath the sponsor on the chest. A small light mark on the top of one sleeve. A small mark near the cuff of one sleeve. Light wear to the name & number on the rear

Size: Adult Large

Chest Measurement: 41-43 Inches / 104-109 CM

Manufacturer: Nike

Colour: Black & white stripes

Material: Polyester

Seasons: 2004/2005

Player: Pavel Nedved

Patches: N/A

Original Nike Juventus home long sleeved football shirt from the 2004/05 season. Complete with Nedved #11 on the back of the shirt.

This rare version of the jersey features the club's European sponsor, Tamoil.

Due to the delicate nature of the material used for the sponsor and rear name set, it is recommended that the jersey is washed in cool water, by hand.

The condition of this vintage football jersey is 7/10 - Good. Light wear to the sponsor. A few small marks beneath the sponsor on the chest. A small light mark on the top of one sleeve. A small mark near the cuff of one sleeve. Light wear to the name & number on the rear (see photos).

In December 2003, Nedvěd was named World Footballer of the Year by World Soccer. Later that month he won the European Footballer of the Year award over Thierry Henry and Paolo Maldini, the second Czech to win the award (after Josef Masopust in 1962). Nedvěd received further recognition in his home country when he won the 2004 Golden Ball, awarded by Czech sportswriters, for the fifth time in seven years.

The 2004–05 season was frustrating for the midfielder, who was sidelined for two months by knee and head injuries and first considered retirement in April 2005. Although Juventus won Serie A titles that year and in 2006, the titles were revoked after the Calciopoli match fixing scandal. After the 2005–06 season, which ended with Juventus' relegation from Serie A despite its first-place finish, many stars (such as Fabio Cannavaro and Lilian Thuram) left the club and the remaining players' future was uncertain.