SC Freiburg 2008-09 Trikot auswärts 2. Bundesliga Meister - BARTH #15 - 8/10 - [M] Julio Cesar It's unclear whether the shirt He subsequently moved to

SC Freiburg 2008-09 Trikot auswärts 2. Bundesliga Meister - BARTH #15 - 8/10 - [M] Julio Cesar It's unclear whether the shirt He subsequently moved to

Name: SC Freiburg 2008-09 Trikot auswärts 2. Bundesliga Meister - BARTH #15 - 8/10 - [M] Julio Cesar It's unclear whether the shirt He subsequently moved to
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SKU: 89032012148
Price: 109.00 USD
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SC Freiburg 2008 09 Trikot auswärts 2. Bundesliga Meister BARTH #15 8 10 [M] Julio Cesar It's unclear whether the shirt He subsequently moved to It's unclear whether the shirt merely hung in the dressing room or whether it was actually worn in a match the longest of which is around 7cm The back number #15 is printed on the shirt is red black and of the "Away" type from the 2008 09 season in size M

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