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Argentina Away Shirt 1986
€49,98
Unit price perIn 1986, Argentina, managed by Carlos Bilardo, won the FIFA World Cup in Mexico, led by the legendary Diego Maradona. The squad combined experienced players such as Jorge Valdano, Jorge Burruchaga, and José Luis Brown with Maradona’s extraordinary creativity and leadership. Argentina advanced from the group stage with wins over South Korea, Italy, and Bulgaria. In the knockout rounds, they defeated Uruguay, England (featuring the infamous “Hand of God” goal), and Belgium before facing West Germany in the final. Argentina triumphed 3–2, with Maradona orchestrating much of the play. The tournament cemented Argentina’s status as a football powerhouse and Maradona as one of the sport’s all-time greats.
Argentina Away Shirt 1986
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In 1986, Argentina, managed by Carlos Bilardo, won the FIFA World Cup in Mexico, led by the legendary Diego Maradona. The squad combined experienced players such as Jorge Valdano, Jorge Burruchaga, and José Luis Brown with Maradona’s extraordinary creativity and leadership. Argentina advanced from the group stage with wins over South Korea, Italy, and Bulgaria. In the knockout rounds, they defeated Uruguay, England (featuring the infamous “Hand of God” goal), and Belgium before facing West Germany in the final. Argentina triumphed 3–2, with Maradona orchestrating much of the play. The tournament cemented Argentina’s status as a football powerhouse and Maradona as one of the sport’s all-time greats.
