David Trezeguet, born 15 October 1977, grew up in Argentina and began at Club Atlético Platense, making his Primera División debut in 1994. He moved to Monaco the following season, formed a strike partnership with Thierry Henry and scored 52 goals in 93 league appearances, winning two championships. Juventus signed him in 2000 for £20 million. He shared the Capocannoniere award with 24 goals as Juventus took the 2001–02 Serie A title, won another the following season, and finished with 138 goals in 245 league games — the fourth-highest total in the club’s history. For France he scored 34 goals in 71 appearances, won the 1998 World Cup and scored the golden goal that decided the Euro 2000 final.
This listing is very small and entirely one club. Every item is a Juventus home shirt numbered 17, spanning 2001–02, 2005–06 and 2008–09. Nothing from Platense, Monaco, River Plate or the France national team appears — which means the World Cup and Euro-winning shirts are not here.
Among the five is a 2002–03 Champions League match-issue long-sleeve shirt, prepared for a specific European fixture rather than sold to supporters. It is priced far above the rest of the listing and is the only item of its type here. The others are standard retail home shirts, graded 5/10 or 6/10 for wear, with a spread of sizes from a youth fit up to XL.
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