Bastian Schweinsteiger Match Worn F.C Bayern Munich Champions League Shirt – 2006 – 2007

Very rare and beautiful Bastian Schweinsteiger match worn F.C Bayern Munich shirt

Shirt worn by Bastian Schweinsteiger during the UEFA Champions League fixture v Spartak Moscow at the Allianz Arena on the 12th September 2006

Shirt is the correct size for Schweinsteiger and has all the correct labels and tags inside which is different to that of the retail version shirt and issued directly to the club - player for match use

Shirt remains is good - very good condition with small signs of wear and use still visible

He has mastered almost every pinnacle of success a footballer can aim to achieve. Accordingly, the exhibition reveals that Bayern fans have bestowed the additional endorsement of Fußballgott (football god - a leading favourite player amongst the fans) on Bastian Schweinsteiger. Born in Upper Bavaria, he became a legend over his 17 years at FC Bayern with numerous titles and committed performances.

At the tender age of 13, Schweinsteiger moved from TSV1860 Rosenheim to Säbener Straße and he won his first trophies in the FCB youth teams. He discovered what it was like to win the German league title with both the U19 and U17. At the age of 18, the midfielder then made his debut for the first team at the German record champions and his collection of honours grew and grew.

Schweinsteiger made 500 competitive appearances for the FCB senior side scoring 68 goals and celebrating an impressive 20 title wins. That includes eight Bundesliga titles, seven DFB Cups and one FIFA Club World Cup, one Champions League and one UEFA Super Cup title – that makes him the most successful player in the club’s history. During this time, the treble winner of 2013 developed both as a player and a person.

At the start of his career, Schweini played on the wing where he stood out with his agile and tricky approach. And his hairstyle also attracted attention. The arrival of Luis van Gaal saw Schweinsteiger move into central midfield where the number 31 became the undisputed lynch-pin and driving force at Bayern. That change saw the man from Kolbermoor rise to the top of the world. In this position, Schweinsteiger was not only the symbol of the treble in 2013 but also the triumph of Germany at the 2014 World Cup.

Shirt comes with a certificate of authenticity

Museum example item