Brazil 1990 player shirt by Topper believed to have been match worn by Alemão in the friendly match against England played at Wembley on the 28th March 1990.
The Napoli star joined the action as a substitute in the 58th minute for Paulo Silas. The midfielder could not help Sebastian Lazaroni's side overturn the 1-0 defecit they were facing after Gary Lineker's first half opener and the match ended in victory for the Three Lions.
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The match was part of the sides preparations for the upcoming 1990 World Cup in Italy and Alemão's form secured him a place in the squad for that tournament. The former Atletico Madrid player had also played the 1986 World Cup and made 39 appearances scoring 6 goals for Brazil in his international career.
Correct player size print professionally heat pressed, transfer CBF crest and Topper logo, made from 53% cotton and 47% polyester, made in Brazil, long sleeved version not commercially available, swapped with an England player and comes from their collection - a signed letter verifying this can be provided.
