10/10
Shirt condition
Perfect condition
No defects. The deep red and the block graphic pattern are perfectly preserved, with no sheen or fading. The PEDRI No.26 printing is flawless, including its subtle gradient from cream to pale yellow. Crisp embroidered RFEF crest, intact EURO 2020 and RESPECT patches, ribbed collar with no stretching, all inner labels present and legible.
| Size | S (see flat measurements above) |
| Manufacturer | adidas (AEROREADY technology) |
| Competition | UEFA EURO 2020 — tournament configuration |
| Version | Red home, graphic pattern, orange adidas stripes |
| Printing | PEDRI No.26 — official tournament font, number on the front too |
| Patches | UEFA EURO 2020 + RESPECT band |
| Crest | Embroidered RFEF with the 2010 world champions star |
| Production date | 08/19 — readable on the label (photo 4) |
| Auth. code | FR8361 (independently verifiable) |
Unsure about the size? This adidas S is fitted but long (48 x 73 cm): compare the flat measurements above, or check my size guide.
100% AUTHENTIC
✦ Authenticity guaranteed for life
Every piece is checked by hand in my authentication workshop. If a shirt bought from me is ever identified as a unofficial, I refund it in full. No expiry date on that guarantee.
- Inner label photographed (photo 4): reference FR8361 and production date 08/19. August 2019 — the build of a shirt launched for a Euro originally scheduled in 2020, exactly matching the real production timeline
- Official UEFA EURO 2020 patch on one sleeve and the RESPECT band on the other: this is the tournament configuration. Without those patches you simply have the retail version
- Number on the front as well: the mandatory layout for international competition matches, absent from club shirts and retail versions
- Embroidered RFEF crest with the gold star (photo 3): the star marks the 2010 world title. High-density embroidery, crown and shield sharp under a loupe
- Real photos of the exact shirt for sale, never stock images — full method in my authentication guide
🛠️ Workshop note — Zoom in on the 2 and the 6 in photo 5: the digit is not a single yellow. It shifts gradually from cream at the top to pale yellow at the bottom, and the RFEF crest, star included, is printed at the base of each digit. That gradient is part of the official tournament transfer — on an unofficial piece it is flattened into one solid colour.
📖 The No.26 from a Euro like no other
A Spain shirt printed for Pedri, carrying the patches of a Euro played a year after the date written on its own logo: this piece tells a one-off moment in football.
📅 A Euro 2020 played in 2021. Postponed by a year for health reasons, the tournament kept its name and its "EURO 2020" logo. It is the only European Championship in history in that situation — and this shirt's patch carries the trace.
🏆 Pedri, Young Player of the Tournament. At 18 he played match after match without flagging and left with the Euro's young player award. His international breakthrough, in this exact shirt.
⚽ Spain to the semi-final. La Roja knocked out Croatia and Switzerland before going out on penalties to Italy, the eventual champions. A run carried by a completely rebuilt generation.
🔢 A number 26 that barely ever exists. Squads normally list 23 players — Euro 2020 exceptionally allowed 26 because of the health context. Pedri wore the very last number on that extended list. A printing you cannot find at any other tournament.
❓ Frequently asked questions about this shirt
Why "EURO 2020" if the tournament was played in 2021?
Because UEFA kept the original name and logo after the one-year postponement. Shirts, patches and printings produced for 2020 were used as-is in 2021. The 08/19 production date on the label confirms that chronology.
Why a number 26?
Euro 2020 exceptionally allowed 26-player squads instead of 23, to cover the risk of unavailability. Pedri wore the last number on the Spanish list. It is a printing you will not find at any other tournament.
Why is the number on the front too?
It is the rule for international competition matches: the number appears on the front as well as the back. Club shirts do not use that layout — a good indicator of a tournament kit.
Is this shirt authentic?
Yes. Dated and referenced adidas label, high-density embroidered RFEF crest with the 2010 star, consistent tournament patches and official gradient printing with built-in crests. Lifetime authenticity guarantee.
How does this S fit?
Measured flat: 48 cm pit to pit and 73 cm long. A modern adidas S, fitted through the shoulders but with good length. If you wear a S and like a relaxed fit, size up.
How much is shipping and how fast?
Dispatched within 48 working hours with tracked Colissimo (€5.99 within mainland France, free from €99.99). International rates and delivery times are detailed on my shipping FAQ. 14-day returns if unworn.