Holland 1988 player shirt by Adidas believed to have been match worn by Mühren in the 1988 season. Mühren had made his KNVB debut back in 1978 and had made some appearances in the '82 World Cup qualification campaign.
The former Manchester United star returned to the set up under his former Ajax mentor Rinus Michels and played a key role in qualification for Euro 88 and at the Finals themselves which ended of course in glory.
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This design was worn by Mühren in the three friendly games in 1988 prior to the tournament itself. The Oranje drew 2-2 at Wembley, were shocked by Bulgaria in Rotterdam and beat Romania in Amsterdam to complete a mixed build-up to the Finals. A special kit was released for Euro 88 and worn in every game there with this design then returning for the 1990 World Cup qualifying campaign. The Euro 88 triumph capped a career of remarkable success for Mühren in which at club level he became one of only six players to win all of the international club competitions, with all but the UEFA Cup won with Ajax, that trophy he picked up while at Ipswich Town.
Correct player size flock print professionally machine stitched, flock KNVB crest and light transfer Adidas trefoil, made from 59% polyester and 41% cotton, made in West Germany, design not commercially available to this specification, comes from the players own collection - a signed letter verifying this can be provided.
