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Dynamo Kiev alternate football shirt 1993/94
Dynamo Kiev alternate football shirt 1993/94
Dynamo Kiev alternate football shirt 1993/94
Dynamo Kiev alternate football shirt 1993/94
Dynamo Kiev alternate football shirt 1993/94
Dynamo Kiev alternate football shirt 1993/94
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Dynamo Kiev alternate football shirt 1993/94

Sale price£400
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Condition: 10/10

Player: #20 Dmytro Mykhaylenko

Comments: Extremely rare and collectable, match-issue third shirt which ultimately didn't get worn by the first team and was only worn in a friendly match consisting of Dynamo Kiev veterans. It is from the 1993/94 season as they won the Vyshcha Liha title.

Umbro and club logos embroidered. Number in original, unbranded felt as worn domestically. 

The squad included Oleh Luzhnyi, Serhiy Shmatovalenko, Serhiy Fedorov, Vitaliy Kosovsky, Dmytro Mykhailenko, Serhiy Kovalets, Serhii Rebrov, Pavlo Shkapenko, Viktor Leonenko and Andriy Shevchenko.
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