Official Netherlands shirt from the 2004 season, featuring Davids on the back.
Details
Nation: Netherlands
Player: Davids
Season: 2004
Type: Home
Size: Small (S)
Brand: Nike
Condition
Good overall condition
No holes or major damage
Product Description
The Netherlands home shirt from 2004, manufactured by Nike, was worn during a transitional period for the Dutch national team. That year the squad competed at UEFA Euro 2004 in Portugal, reaching the semi-finals before being eliminated by the host nation. The team featured a generation of established talent alongside emerging players, operating under coach Dick Advocaat.
This is a player-issue or printed shirt bearing the name and number of Edgar Davids, the combative midfielder who earned 74 caps for the Netherlands across his international career. Davids was a prominent figure in the squad during this era, known for his aggressive pressing style and his distinctive goggle-wearing appearance, the result of a glaucoma condition.
The shirt follows Nike's design template of the period, featuring the traditional Dutch orange. As a name-printed version associated with a recognisable player from a tournament year, it holds straightforward appeal for collectors of international football memorabilia from that era.
Official Netherlands shirt from the 2004 season, featuring Davids on the back.
Details
Nation: Netherlands
Player: Davids
Season: 2004
Type: Home
Size: Small (S)
Brand: Nike
Condition
Good overall condition
No holes or major damage
Product Description
The Netherlands home shirt from 2004, manufactured by Nike, was worn during a transitional period for the Dutch national team. That year the squad competed at UEFA Euro 2004 in Portugal, reaching the semi-finals before being eliminated by the host nation. The team featured a generation of established talent alongside emerging players, operating under coach Dick Advocaat.
This is a player-issue or printed shirt bearing the name and number of Edgar Davids, the combative midfielder who earned 74 caps for the Netherlands across his international career. Davids was a prominent figure in the squad during this era, known for his aggressive pressing style and his distinctive goggle-wearing appearance, the result of a glaucoma condition.
The shirt follows Nike's design template of the period, featuring the traditional Dutch orange. As a name-printed version associated with a recognisable player from a tournament year, it holds straightforward appeal for collectors of international football memorabilia from that era.
