Brazil 1996 player shirt by Umbro believed to have match been worn by Cafu in the friendly match against Holland played at the Amsterdam ArenA on the 31st August 1996.
Cafu had not yet come to Europe at this time and was playing for Palmeiras. The match was a gripping contest and a repeat of the 1994 World Cup Quarter Final but this time with both teams playing in their home kits.
Brazil did not have Branco on hand to fire in a winner here though and the match ended in a 2-2 draw with van Gastel netting a late penalty for the hosts to equalise Gonçalves' effort after Giovanni had earlier put the visitors ahead. Cafu went on to establish himself as an institution as Brazil right back in a glorious career. He had already won the World Cup in '94 and added another one to his trophy haul in 2002 before bagging countless honours with AC Milan after lifting the Scudetto with Roma also.
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Correct player size flock print professionally heat pressed, fully embroidered crest and Umbro logo which is screen printed on the replica version, different style of Umbro collar label, made in Brazil, swapped with an England player and comes from their personal collection - a signed letter verifying this will be provided.
