Description
Ricardo Enrique Bochini – C.A. Independiente – Campeonato Primera División 1986/87 – MATCH WORN JERSEY
Enrique Bochini MATCH WORN jersey vs Deportivo Español – Campeonato Primera División 1986/87
Data sheet:
Player: Ricardo Enrique Bochini
Dorsal: 10
Team: C.A. Independiente
Competition: Campeonato Primera División 1986/87
Round: Date 29
Match: C.A. Independiente 3-0 Deportivo Español
Stadium: Doble Visera
City: Buenos Aires
Status: Match worn
Features:
Brand: Lecoq Sportif
Shirt model: Away
Sponsors: Mita sponsor printed on chest
Logos: Lecoq Sportif logo printed on chest & and C.A. Independiente emblem embroidrey on chest
Made in: France
Observations:
The shirt belonged to the club’s kit man, Hugo Torrado, who worked at the club from 1960 to 1997. After his retirement as kit man, the shirt was acquired by an Independiente collector, who consigned it to Matchday Auctions to be auctioned.
La camiseta pertenecía al utilero del club Hugo Torrado quién trabajo en el club desde el año 60 hasta el 97. Luego de su retiro como utilero la camiseta fue obtenida por un coleccionista de Independiente quién la entregó a Matchday Auctions para ser subastada.
Comments:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5DAyDFuL_A.
BIO: Ricardo Enrique Bochini is a former Argentine footballer. He played his entire career at Independiente, from 1972 until his retirement in 1991.
He made his debut on June 25, 1972. At Independiente, he was a key figure in the club’s golden era, and he played a leading role in the competitions won during that time. Bochini had an exceptional career for a footballer, winning a huge number of national and international titles: with Independiente, he won four Copa Libertadores titles (1973, 1974, 1975, and 1984), three Copa Interamericana titles (1973, 1974, and 1976), two Intercontinental Cups (1973 and 1984), two Argentine Primera División championships (1983 and 1989), and two Argentine national championships (1977 and 1978).
With the Argentine national football team, he was an international player from 1973 to 1986, and won the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.
COA: Available to the auction winner.
