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Framed 35x39 Autographed/Signed Andrea Pirlo Italy Blue Soccer Futbol Jersey Beckett BAS COA

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Andrea Pirlo Signed Framed 35x39 Italy Blue Soccer Jersey Beckett BAS Certified — Born Flero Brescia Lombardy Italy May 19 1979, AC Milan (2001-2011), Juventus (2011-2015), New York City FC, 2x UEFA Champions League Champion (2003, 2007 with AC Milan), 2006 FIFA World Cup Champion with Italy, 116 Italy Caps, The Greatest Deep-Lying Playmaker of His Generation — Hand Signed Framed Azzurri Blue Jersey with Beckett BAS Certificate of Authenticity

A hand-signed Andrea Pirlo Italy blue soccer jersey displayed in a framed 35x39 presentation and authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) — signed by the Flero, Brescia midfielder who is widely regarded as the finest deep-lying playmaker (regista) produced by Italian football in the modern era, a player whose ability to receive the ball under pressure, see angles and passing lanes before they opened to other players, and deliver the football across distances with the precision of a craftsman at his material gave Italian football — and AC Milan, and Juventus, and the Azzurri national team — a decade of the most aesthetically refined midfield play in European football. The Beckett BAS Certificate of Authenticity provides a verified record of the autograph. The 35x39 framed display presents the signed Italy Azzurri blue jersey as a ready-to-display piece — the Azzurri colors, the jersey of the national team that Pirlo served for 116 caps, framed and authenticated. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Flero, Brescia — Lombardy — The Regista — The Football Philosophy That Made Andrea Pirlo Irreplaceable

Andrea Pirlo was born May 19, 1979, in Flero — a small municipality in the province of Brescia in Lombardy, in the northern Italian industrial heartland between Milan and Verona. He grew up in the football culture of Brescia, came through the Brescia youth system, and was identified early as a midfielder with the technical baseline and football intelligence that Italian midfield tradition at its finest produces. The regista position — the deep-lying playmaker who controls the rhythm of the team from behind the attacking players, distributing short and long, moving the ball into channels, slowing the game or accelerating it according to the match's demands — is one of Italian football's great tactical contributions to the global game, and Pirlo became its most complete practitioner in the 21st century. At AC Milan, under Carlo Ancelotti, his repositioning as a deep playmaker after the 2001 transfer created the role in its modern form at the highest club level, and the influence of his performances rippled across European football as coaches and clubs attempted to replicate what Milan had built. Condition: NOS.

🏆 The 2006 World Cup — Berlin — The Panenka in the Shootout — The Italy Championship

The 2006 FIFA World Cup produced Italy's fourth world title — won in Berlin on July 9, 2006, in a final against France that ended 1-1 after extra time, including Zinedine Zidane's headbutt of Marco Materazzi that ended the French captain's World Cup career in its final act. The penalty shootout that followed produced one of the most watched moments in Pirlo's career: selected as the first Italian to shoot, Pirlo stepped up and chipped the ball down the center of the goal past French goalkeeper Fabien Barthez — a calm, Panenka-style finish to open the shootout. Materazzi, Daniele De Rossi, and Alessandro Del Piero all converted their attempts as well, while France's David Trezeguet rang his shot off the crossbar, and Fabio Grosso sealed the 5-3 shootout victory. Adding the 2003 and 2007 UEFA Champions League trophies with AC Milan to the 2006 World Cup medal, Pirlo's collection represents the full range of what club and international football at the highest level offers. The Azzurri blue jersey, framed and BAS certified, carries the signature of the deep-lying playmaker who opened that shootout with a chip that Barthez never touched. Condition: NOS.

📦 Item Details

Item: Autographed Andrea Pirlo Italy Blue Soccer Jersey, framed 35x39 display. Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) Certificate of Authenticity. Signer: Andrea Pirlo. Born: May 19, 1979, Flero, Brescia, Lombardy, Italy. Career: Brescia → AC Milan (2001-2011) → Juventus (2011-2015) → NYCFC (2015-16). Italy national team: 116 caps. Achievements: 2006 FIFA World Cup champion (Italy), 2x UEFA Champions League (AC Milan, 2003, 2007), 4x Serie A (Juventus), multiple other trophies. Condition: NOS.

⚽⭐ Flero. Brescia. Lombardy. Northern Italy. The Brescia youth system. The regista position. The Italian midfield tradition. AC Milan. Carlo Ancelotti. The repositioning. The deep playmaker. The vision. The pass. The long range diagonal. The short wall pass. The dead ball delivery. The free kick. The touch. Juventus. Eleven seasons at Milan. Four at Juventus. 2006. Berlin. The World Cup final. France. Zidane. The headbutt. Extra time. 1-1. The shootout. The first Italian. Pirlo. The chip down the middle. Barthez frozen. The Panenka. Trezeguet's crossbar for France. Italy 5-3. The World Cup. The Azzurri blue jersey. Framed. His signature. BAS certified. The greatest regista of his generation. Condition: NOS.

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