Bradford City 1999/2001 Asics with Benito Carbone 10 Nameset Football Jersey

Club: Bradford City
Year: 1999/2001
Brand: Asics
Jersey Type: Home
Size: L
Player Name: Benito Carbone 10
Chest length (cm): 57
Shirt length (cm): 72
Condition: 9/10
History: This Asics home shirt comes from one of the most dramatic and unlikely chapters in Premier League history. Bradford City survived their first top-flight season in 77 years on the final day in 1999/2000, beating Liverpool 1–0 through David Wetherall's header to escape relegation in extraordinary fashion. Chairman Geoffrey Richmond then made the most ambitious signing in the club's history, bringing in Benito Carbone on wages reported at £40,000 a week — an extraordinary figure for a newly-promoted club. Despite the extravagance, Bradford were relegated in 2000/01, and Carbone's contract proved a financial burden that pushed the club towards administration.

Benito Carbone was a technically gifted Italian forward who lit up English football with spells at Sheffield Wednesday, Aston Villa and Bradford City. Quick, creative and capable of moments of real brilliance, he is best remembered in England for his cultured play during the Premier League era and remains a fondly recalled figure among fans of the clubs he represented.

Note: These jerseys are authentic. However, due to their age—whether never worn with tags or previously used—they may exhibit minor imperfections such as pulls, bobbles, or small stains. For a detailed overview of each jersey's condition, please refer to the product description provided above.