
Every football fan deems it necessary to own their favorite team’s shirt because it shows loyalty and commitment. Football is one of the most popular sports and generates massive income from selling players’ shirts, especially the clubs make most of their money by selling player-signed or jersey number shirts.
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have governed the charts for the most number of shirt sales. Both iconic players attract millions of fans to stores or online to buy their respective shirts.
Selling is one part, but there are limited edition shirts, and some have history attached to them. Such attributions increase the value of football shirts as collectibles.
If you have a football jersey rolled up in the back of your closet, you might want to take it out. Some shirts are valued at a whooping £600. It may be a good way of making extra money if you are not well honed in soccer betting.
Below, we’ve compiled some of the most valuable football shirts of all time.
Barcelona 91-92 away kit
It’s the rarest of a kind – the kit was orange, worn by the greats of the club like Michael Laudrup. It was Barcelona’s first ever European Cup match against Sampdoria in Wembley. Barcelona won that match wearing this iconic shirt valued at £600.
Holland 1988 home kit
A classic orange home shirt – designed by Adidas and renowned for its geometric design. Holland defeated the Soviet Union 2-0 in the 1988 European Championships wearing that jersey. Since it was never worn again after the tournament, it’s valued at £599.
Napoli 1990-91 home kit
This home shirt of Napoli is one of the most famous football shirts. The light blue with the Mars brand logo on the chest was worn by Diego Maradona in 1984 in his final match. Some people still wear this shirt in Napoli matches, which is estimated to be worth £500.
Man United 1986-88
Old Trafford’s third kit dates back to Sir Alex Ferguson’s first season. At Anfield in 1986/87, Norman Whiteside scored the winning goal in the blue strip during the 1-0 win over Liverpool. With its retro Adidas design and Sharp sponsorship, it’s a fan favorite in the modern day, with a value of around £450.
Romania 1994-95 away kit
Gheorghe Hagi wore this shirt and led the team into the quarterfinals against Sweden. It’s a classic Adidas Template shirt worth around £400.
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Liverpool 1989-91
In 1989-90, Liverpool wore this retro Adidas kit when they won the league title. During Kenny Dalgliesh’s tenure as manager, John Barnes and Ian Rush wore the famous Candy kit. In recognition of its history, this kit has become one of the most valuable retro shirts on the internet, valued at around £350.
Inter 1997-98
Legendary Brazilian player Ronaldo wore this jersey while dominating the Italian league. A gray and black horizontal pattern is emphasized by yellow details, and the club badge is positioned in the center. Kits with stripes were only worn in European competition and are valued at £374.
Arsenal 1991-93
This Arsenal kit is a collector’s item. Although it was not well received when the club first released the shirt for the season. The design was called the bruised banana kit. It’s so valuable that Lee Dixon refused to give it to a fan. There have been replicas designed by the club, but nothing can match the original one. It’s valued at £374.

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