Twenty-five Norway items are listed, and the years cluster where the national team was busy. Seven come from the 1990s, ten from the 2000s, four from the 2010s and four from 2026-27. That mirrors the record: Norway reached the World Cup in 1994 and 1998 and the European Championship in 2000, then failed to qualify for twelve major tournaments in a row between 2001 and 2025, before reaching the 2026 World Cup and going to the quarter-finals for the first time in their history.
Thirteen items are home shirts and three are away, but seven are Match Issue — shirts prepared for the squad for a fixture rather than retail copies. Most of those are 2008-10 home shirts numbered 11, 14, 16, 20 and 21 with no name on them, plus a 2016-17 home shirt printed for Daehli #20 and a 2016-18 away shirt numbered 16. Two further items are Player Issue, one of them a Nike polo rather than a shirt. Named retail shirts are rare here; the 2000-02 home shirt with Solskjaer #20 is the clearest example.
Grades run from 4/10 to 9/10 with a median of 8. The older stock sits at the worn end — the 1994-96 home shirt is graded 6/10 and a 2006-08 home shirt 4/10 — while the 2026-27 home and away shirts are new and ungraded. Listed prices have spanned about £29 to £239, median near £95, with 1990s home shirts at the top of that range and children’s sizes at the bottom.
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