Spain 1985 player shirt by Le Coq Sportif believed to have been match worn by Rincón in the friendly match against Finland played at Estadio José Rico Pérez, Alicante on the 23rd January 1985.
It was the first ever friendly between the two nations and to a great shock it was the visitors who scored a surprise opener after just 7 minutes through Mika Lipponen.
Rincón himself though was on hand to score the equaliser, the 9th goal of his international career, and strike partner Emilio Butragueño bagged a brace before half-time to wrap up a comfortable 3-1 victory. Rincón picked up an injury not long after scoring and had to go off for Manu Sarabia. In his first season with Real Betis the striker had won the Pichichi Trophy and he went on to spend 8 years in Andalusia scoring goals for fun with his record for Spain 10 goals in 22 games between 1983-86.
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Correct player size flock print professionally heat pressed, machine stitched crest and flock Le Coq Sportif logo, made from 72% nylon and 28% acetate, long sleeved version not commercially available, swapped with a Finland player and comes from their personal collection - a signed letter verifying this will be provided.
