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A red Spain national football team jersey with 'ALONSO' and the number '14' in yellow on the back, hanging on a black hanger against a light gray background.
A red Spain national football team jersey with yellow and blue accents, featuring the number 14 on the chest, hanging on a black hanger against a light gray background.
Adidas - Spanien 2010 Hemmatröja 'ALONSO'
Adidas - Spanien 2010 Hemmatröja 'ALONSO'
Adidas - Spanien 2010 Hemmatröja 'ALONSO'
Adidas - Spanien 2010 Hemmatröja 'ALONSO'

Adidas - Spanien 2010 Hemmatröja 'ALONSO'

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Spain's 2010 home football shirt, manufactured by adidas, features midfielder Xabi Alonso #14 and the official FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010 sleeve patches. Worn during Spain's historic first World Cup triumph, the shirt represents the defining achievement of the country's golden generation. Alonso was an essential part of Vicente del Bosque's midfield, providing composure, tactical intelligence and exceptional passing alongside Xavi Hernández, Andrés Iniesta and Sergio Busquets. Having joined Real Madrid from Liverpool in 2009, Alonso entered the tournament as one of Europe's most accomplished central midfielders and played an important role in Spain's possession-based approach.

The 2010 FIFA World Cup became the greatest achievement in Spanish football history. Despite opening the tournament with a surprising 1–0 defeat to Switzerland, Spain recovered to defeat Honduras and Chile before progressing through the knockout stages with consecutive 1–0 victories over Portugal, Paraguay and Germany. Alonso was a regular starter throughout the competition, forming part of the midfield that controlled possession and dictated the tempo of matches. In the final against the Netherlands on 11 July 2010, Alonso was involved in one of the match's most controversial incidents when Nigel de Jong struck him in the chest with a high challenge. Spain ultimately secured a historic 1–0 victory through Andrés Iniesta's extra-time winner, becoming world champions for the first time. The triumph completed an extraordinary period for Spanish football between their UEFA Euro 2008 and Euro 2012 victories, with Alonso playing an important role throughout all three tournaments.

Shirt condition: 8.5/10