Player's version/shirt plagiarizes players' uniforms and sells them publicly, which is obviously different from the fan's version (logo, team emblem, inner layer, coding, etc. ) and the circulation is relatively small.
The original equipment (no printing, armbands, sponsorship) provided by the dressing room version/player problem manufacturers occasionally flows into the market after the season.
Match Issue has no spare jerseys for players to wear. Usually, there are four jerseys (2 long and 2 short) for players to change in major competitions.
Off-court version/game wear the game clothes worn by players on the court. Considering the competitive factors, the latest technology is added to minimize the interference of the jersey itself on the players' skills, details (origin, team logo, sponsorship, printing, etc. ) usually has its own unique characteristics.
1. The fan version is the most popular in the market, and the price is also the cheapest. Most specialty stores are between 399 and 499, and some will be more expensive. The most common, the most common work. Now Adi fan version of this fabric is generally climcool.
2. Player version, that is, the one that players usually wear exactly the same, is relatively rare in the market and rarely sold. The workmanship is fine, and some places, such as the logo of the Football Association, are different from the fan version. This structure of Adi is now taking shape.
3. The remote edition is the rarest. The workmanship is also the best, that is, the kind worn by players on the court or reserved in the locker room. There are only two Zidane jerseys in the world in a game, such as the 2006 World Cup final. One for myself and one for the dressing room. The lost edition is the most precious. After Real Madrid came to China to play Shenhua, they forgot who it was and went to Beckham to exchange jerseys. Beckham politely said "sorry, the first game", which means that this is the first game, and you can't change your jersey (although there is still a spare one). This shows the preciousness of the off-court version of the jersey.
Generally, the date of the game and the match will be embroidered under the logo of the Football Association.