Sir Bobby Charlton Match Worn Manchester United Shirt 1968 – 1969 Season

Incredibly rare Sir Bobby Charlton match worn Manchester United shirt

Shirt worn by Sir Bobby during the 1968 - 1969 European Cup fixture v AC Milan on the 15th May 1969

Shirt has all the correct labels and tags inside and out and is the correct style version from this time period and only issued to the club and players for match use ( not available in shops )

Shirt comes from the private collection of former AC Milan player Romano Fogli and comes with a signed letter of authenticity from Romano Fogli to confirm he obtained this shirt from Sir Bobby Charlton

Sir Bobby is regarded by many to be one of the greatest players to ever play for the club if not the greatest ever and the very first captain of Manchester United to lift the European Cup

Very Rare and beautiful worn item from the former Manchester United club legend and possibly the greatest ever Manchester United player

Museum example item

David Sadler

“You can’t go anywhere in the world without talking about Manchester (United) and Sir Bobby Charlton, they just go hand in hand,” Sadler said. “They were just made for one another, and he certainly upholds everything that is good about Manchester United.”

Michel Platini

“Sir Bobby represents everything that is good about the game of football; fair play, respect, and true loyalty and he is a good example for future generations, both on and off the pitch,” Platini said in 2009.

David Beckham

“That’s how my career started at Manchester United. I went to [the Bobby Charlton soccer school] at 10 years old and went back there the year after and ended up winning the competition,” Beckham told the BBC in 2017.

“That was when Sir Bobby contacted Manchester United and said ‘maybe you should have a look out for this young kid’.

“So I owe everything to Sir Bobby because, if not, maybe I wouldn’t have had the chance of living my dream of playing for the club that I’d supported for so many years and the club my Dad supported.

“He has always been about being successful, but even more so about helping other people. That’s what’s so special about him – he’s respected on the field, but even more so off the field.”