



2002/4 France Zidane #10 Home Shirt (L) Adidas
| Club | France |
| Season | 2002/3, 2003/4 |
| Manufacturer | Adidas |
| Player | Zidane #10 |
| Auth. code | AKU001 |
2002/4 France Zidane #10 Home Shirt (L) is a blue Adidas home shirt from France’s 2002/04 international campaign, a France shirt tied to a period that included a 2002 FIFA World Cup group-stage exit, followed by the 2003 FIFA Confederations Cup win and perfect Euro 2004 qualification.
The shirt has a V-neck, white shoulder stripes with red accents, textured red side panels and a gold star over the France crest, alongside Adidas branding. There is no sponsor, while Zidane #10 appears on the back. Its geometric early-2000s finish gives this France Adidas shirt the appeal of a France vintage shirt.
Sized L and in Excellent condition, with Zidane #10 printed on the back.
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