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GC Zürich ca. 2015 Poloshirt training - 7/10 - [L] HAVERTZ flock and sponsor in fantastic fabric slightly worn in
GC Zürich ca. 2015 Poloshirt training - 7/10 - [L] HAVERTZ flock and sponsor in fantastic fabric slightly worn in
GC Zürich ca. 2015 Poloshirt training - 7/10 - [L] HAVERTZ flock and sponsor in fantastic fabric slightly worn in
GC Zürich ca. 2015 Poloshirt training - 7/10 - [L] HAVERTZ flock and sponsor in fantastic fabric slightly worn in
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GC Zürich ca. 2015 Poloshirt training - 7/10 - [L] HAVERTZ flock and sponsor in fantastic fabric slightly worn in

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GC Zürich ca. 2015 Poloshirt training 7 10 [L] HAVERTZ flock and sponsor in fantastic fabric slightly worn in flock and sponsor in fantastic condition has a small discolouration on the back Original football polo shirt from the club GC Zürich GCZ (nickname "GC") from the Super League personally from the players or the club

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