2014-17 Ivory Coast Puma Player Issue Third Shirt *As New* L
Condition - As NewSize - Large (tight fitting)Condition Details - As NewDesign - Puma Features - PWR ACTV athletic taping strategically placed, no text detail inside the collar, light transfer material club crest and Puma logos, 11% elastane, product code not commercially availablePlayers - Zaha, Bony, Seri, Die, Bailly, AurierDetails - Player issue sample third shirt which they later used, as worn during the 2014 World Cup when the side beat Japan in their opening match. The same design was worn at the 2015 African Cup of Nations where they won their first silverware title since 1992.
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2014-17 Ivory Coast Puma Player Issue Third Shirt *As New* L
2014-17 Ivory Coast Puma Player Issue Third Shirt *As New* L
Condition - As NewSize - Large (tight fitting)Condition Details - As NewDesign - Puma Features - PWR ACTV athletic taping strategically placed, no text detail inside the collar, light transfer material club crest and Puma logos, 11% elastane, product code not commercially availablePlayers - Zaha, Bony, Seri, Die, Bailly, AurierDetails - Player issue sample third shirt which they later used, as worn during the 2014 World Cup when the side beat Japan in their opening match. The same design was worn at the 2015 African Cup of Nations where they won their first silverware title since 1992.
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Condition - As NewSize - Large (tight fitting)Condition Details - As NewDesign - Puma Features - PWR ACTV athletic taping strategically placed, no text detail inside the collar, light transfer material club crest and Puma logos, 11% elastane, product code not commercially availablePlayers - Zaha, Bony, Seri, Die, Bailly, AurierDetails - Player issue sample third shirt which they later used, as worn during the 2014 World Cup when the side beat Japan in their opening match. The same design was worn at the 2015 African Cup of Nations where they won their first silverware title since 1992.
