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Roma alternate football shirt 2009/10
Roma alternate football shirt 2009/10
Roma alternate football shirt 2009/10
Roma alternate football shirt 2009/10
Roma alternate football shirt 2009/10
Roma alternate football shirt 2009/10
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Roma alternate football shirt 2009/10

Sale price£130
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Condition: 9/10

Player: #10 Francesco Totti

Comments: Rare third shirt worn by Roma during the 2009/10 season which saw Claudio Ranieri replace Luciano Spalletti as manager.

Roma went on a 23 match unbeaten run but ultimately finished as runners-up in Serie A to Inter Milan. 

Features original print for striker and club legend - Francesco Totti. Nicknamed 'The Eighth King of Rome' - Totti played 785 games for La Lupa and scored 307 goals between 1993-2017.

The squad also included Mirko Vucinic, John Arne Riise, Daniele De Rossi, Alberto Aquilani, Philippe Mexes and David Pizarro.
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