1997/98 Chelsea Home Premier League Shirt Hughes #10 (XL)
Condition:Ā 7/10 Good. Some small bobbles and little pulls on the lower front. A few faded marks on the rear #10
Size: Adultās Extra Large
Chest Measurement: 44-46 Inches / 112-117 CM
Manufacturer: Adidas
Colour:Ā Blue, white & yellow trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1997/1998
Player:Ā Mark Hughes
Patches: N/A
Official Umbro Chelsea home football shirt from the 1997/98 season. Complete with Hughes #10 on the back of the shirt in official Lextra flock Premier League lettering.
Condition of this classic football jersey is 7/10 - Good. Some small bobbles and little pulls on the lower front. A few faded marks on the rear #10 (see photos).
Mark Hughes left Old Trafford for the second and final time in June 1995 when he was sold toĀ ChelseaĀ for Ā£1Ā million, in a summer that also saw the departures of players such asĀ Paul Ince(toĀ Internazionale) andĀ Andrei KanchelskisĀ (to Everton). Ironically, Hughes scored for Chelsea in both of theirĀ Premier LeagueĀ fixtures against Manchester United inĀ 1995ā96; a 4ā1 win for United atĀ Stamford BridgeĀ in October and a 1ā1 draw atĀ Old TraffordĀ in early December. He was on the losing side as United beat Chelsea 2ā1 in theĀ FA CupĀ semi-final that season, less than two years after he had scored one of United's goals in their FA Cup final triumph over Chelsea.
Hughes was one of the key players in Chelsea's resurgence as a top club in the late 1990s, forming an potent strike partnership withĀ Gianfranco ZolaĀ and helping to freeze out Gianluca VialliĀ (who became the club's player-manager in February 1998). He put in match-winning performances againstĀ LiverpoolĀ andĀ WimbledonĀ in the FA Cup in 1997, and VicenzaĀ in theĀ UEFA Cup Winners' CupĀ a year later, playing a big part in Chelsea's glory in both of these competitions. In winning the FA Cup, he became the only player in the 20th century to win the trophy four times. He ended his Chelsea career with 39 goals from 123 games and was transferred toĀ SouthamptonĀ for Ā£650,000 in July 1998.
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1997/98 Chelsea Home Premier League Shirt Hughes #10 (XL)
1997/98 Chelsea Home Premier League Shirt Hughes #10 (XL)
Condition:Ā 7/10 Good. Some small bobbles and little pulls on the lower front. A few faded marks on the rear #10
Size: Adultās Extra Large
Chest Measurement: 44-46 Inches / 112-117 CM
Manufacturer: Adidas
Colour:Ā Blue, white & yellow trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1997/1998
Player:Ā Mark Hughes
Patches: N/A
Official Umbro Chelsea home football shirt from the 1997/98 season. Complete with Hughes #10 on the back of the shirt in official Lextra flock Premier League lettering.
Condition of this classic football jersey is 7/10 - Good. Some small bobbles and little pulls on the lower front. A few faded marks on the rear #10 (see photos).
Mark Hughes left Old Trafford for the second and final time in June 1995 when he was sold toĀ ChelseaĀ for Ā£1Ā million, in a summer that also saw the departures of players such asĀ Paul Ince(toĀ Internazionale) andĀ Andrei KanchelskisĀ (to Everton). Ironically, Hughes scored for Chelsea in both of theirĀ Premier LeagueĀ fixtures against Manchester United inĀ 1995ā96; a 4ā1 win for United atĀ Stamford BridgeĀ in October and a 1ā1 draw atĀ Old TraffordĀ in early December. He was on the losing side as United beat Chelsea 2ā1 in theĀ FA CupĀ semi-final that season, less than two years after he had scored one of United's goals in their FA Cup final triumph over Chelsea.
Hughes was one of the key players in Chelsea's resurgence as a top club in the late 1990s, forming an potent strike partnership withĀ Gianfranco ZolaĀ and helping to freeze out Gianluca VialliĀ (who became the club's player-manager in February 1998). He put in match-winning performances againstĀ LiverpoolĀ andĀ WimbledonĀ in the FA Cup in 1997, and VicenzaĀ in theĀ UEFA Cup Winners' CupĀ a year later, playing a big part in Chelsea's glory in both of these competitions. In winning the FA Cup, he became the only player in the 20th century to win the trophy four times. He ended his Chelsea career with 39 goals from 123 games and was transferred toĀ SouthamptonĀ for Ā£650,000 in July 1998.
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Condition:Ā 7/10 Good. Some small bobbles and little pulls on the lower front. A few faded marks on the rear #10
Size: Adultās Extra Large
Chest Measurement: 44-46 Inches / 112-117 CM
Manufacturer: Adidas
Colour:Ā Blue, white & yellow trim
Material: Polyester
Seasons: 1997/1998
Player:Ā Mark Hughes
Patches: N/A
Official Umbro Chelsea home football shirt from the 1997/98 season. Complete with Hughes #10 on the back of the shirt in official Lextra flock Premier League lettering.
Condition of this classic football jersey is 7/10 - Good. Some small bobbles and little pulls on the lower front. A few faded marks on the rear #10 (see photos).
Mark Hughes left Old Trafford for the second and final time in June 1995 when he was sold toĀ ChelseaĀ for Ā£1Ā million, in a summer that also saw the departures of players such asĀ Paul Ince(toĀ Internazionale) andĀ Andrei KanchelskisĀ (to Everton). Ironically, Hughes scored for Chelsea in both of theirĀ Premier LeagueĀ fixtures against Manchester United inĀ 1995ā96; a 4ā1 win for United atĀ Stamford BridgeĀ in October and a 1ā1 draw atĀ Old TraffordĀ in early December. He was on the losing side as United beat Chelsea 2ā1 in theĀ FA CupĀ semi-final that season, less than two years after he had scored one of United's goals in their FA Cup final triumph over Chelsea.
Hughes was one of the key players in Chelsea's resurgence as a top club in the late 1990s, forming an potent strike partnership withĀ Gianfranco ZolaĀ and helping to freeze out Gianluca VialliĀ (who became the club's player-manager in February 1998). He put in match-winning performances againstĀ LiverpoolĀ andĀ WimbledonĀ in the FA Cup in 1997, and VicenzaĀ in theĀ UEFA Cup Winners' CupĀ a year later, playing a big part in Chelsea's glory in both of these competitions. In winning the FA Cup, he became the only player in the 20th century to win the trophy four times. He ended his Chelsea career with 39 goals from 123 games and was transferred toĀ SouthamptonĀ for Ā£650,000 in July 1998.
