Takumi Minamino 南野 拓実 #18 Liverpool FC Premier League 2020-21
This is a Takumi Minamino 南野 拓実 #18 Liverpool FC shirt from Barclays Premier League 2020-21 season. Liverpool FC won the Premier League for the first time in +30 years the season before and were wearing a Premier League Champions 2019-20 gold patch on right sleeve!
Takumi Minamino came to Liverpool from RB Salzburg during January transfer window of the 2019-20 season. During this season he appeared ten times in the Premier League. Thus, he became the third ever Japanese player to win the Premier League.
This enabled him to wear the aforementioned golden patches present on this Takumi Minamino shirt for 2020-21 Premier League season. During this season he appeared alongside players such as Sadio Mané, Mohamed Salah, and Roberto Firmino.
During the 2020/21 Premier League season, Takumi Minamino managed 19 times in the Premier League for Liverpool. He managed to score his first Premier League goal for Liverpool against Crystal Palace. He would later go on to spend the second half of the season on loan at Southampton, where he scored twice in 10 league games.
He would later return to Liverpool for a final season, where he managed ten goals in 24 games in all competitions. Among these were important goals in the League Cup and the FA Cup – both of which Liverpool won.
He continues to be fondly remembered in Liverpool for his exploits for the Reds, which can be commemorated with this Takumi Minamino 南野 拓実 Liverpool shirt.
Shirt features and condition:
- Takumi Minamino 南野 拓実 #18 Liverpool Premier League shirt
- Liverpool home shirt, short sleeves
- Liverpool FC crest on left chest
- Premier League Champions 2019-20 patch in white and gold on right sleeve
- No room for racism patch on right sleeve
- Nike shirt make
- Standard Chartered sponsor
- Shirt number #18
- Shirt size M correct
- Correct inside shirt label and Nike engineered number
- The shirt was made available to the player and is either worn/washed or issued
Provenance: Liverpool FC kitroom collection. (Third from top left)
