One Unique Error Turns PSV Football Shirt into Sought-After Collector’s Item
In an unexpected twist during last weekend’s match against AZ Alkmaar, PSV Eindhoven’s Sergiño Dest wore a football shirt that has quickly captured the attention of collectors due to a striking error: two prominent logos were missing. Typically adorned with team crests and sponsor logos, the absence of the Puma logo and the PSV emblem in the first half of the game turned the shirt into a fascinating anomaly.
The incident unfolded when fans noticed the unusual absence of these key elements on Dest’s kit, which was promptly corrected at halftime with a standard shirt featuring both logos. Although the exact reason for this oversight remains a mystery, the peculiar circumstances surrounding the misprinted shirt have transformed it into a must-have item among football memorabilia enthusiasts.
Currently, the rare shirt is up for auction on MatchWornShirt, with 12 days remaining for bids. The listing emphasizes its uniqueness, calling it a “true collector’s item due to a rare kit anomaly.” Given the ever-growing interest in unusual sports items, this misprinted shirt is poised to become a standout piece in any collection.
Key Details:
– Player Involved: Sergiño Dest
– Team: PSV Eindhoven
– Match: Against AZ Alkmaar
– Error: Missing Puma logo and PSV emblem in the first half
– Auction Status: Listed on MatchWornShirt, 12 days remaining
– Collectibility: Described as a “rare kit anomaly”
