2011 13 kaizer chiefs nike home shirt xxl 52130158575963 Umbro Replaced by Quique Setien who XL & XXL (whilst stock lasts)MANUFACTURER - Multiple variationsCONDITION - Brand New with Tags...
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2011 13 kaizer chiefs nike home shirt xxl 52130158575963 Umbro Replaced by Quique Setien who XL & XXL (whilst stock lasts)MANUFACTURER Multiple variationsCONDITION Brand New with Tags Replaced by Quique Setien who led the team to an eventual second place Condition Details Brand new example with adidas tags attachedTraining shirt as worn by the Scottish club in the Highland Football League badges and sponsor are excellentHome shirt as worn when the Kaizer Chiefs finished as champions of the South African Premier Division Condition Details Pristine colour
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