Ian Wright Signed Arsenal Shirt
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Ian Wright joined Arsenal in 1991 after 6 years at Crystal Palace for £2.5 million, a record club fee at the time. Wright would go on to become Arsenals record goalscorer, scoring 186 goals in 279 games. During his time at the Gunners, Wright the Premier League (1997-98), 2 FA Cups, & 1 League Cup.
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Signed retro Arsenal F.C shirt by a club legend who scored 128 goals in 221 games for the Gunners, Ian Wright.
– 100% Authentic Hand Signed Autograph.
– Signed in a private signing session.
– Certification of Authenticity supplied with every purchase.
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