Dwight Yorke scored 123 Premier League goals, a record for a non-European that stood until 2017, and formed the strike partnership with Andy Cole that carried Manchester United to the 1999 treble. The stock behind this page covers three of his clubs, and not in the proportion you would expect.
Twelve of the 21 items are Sunderland shirts, mostly #19, from 2006 to 2009 — the late-career seasons. Five are Manchester United shirts, #19, from 1998-2000, including three of the 1998-00 home shirt and two 1998-99 third shirts. Four are Aston Villa shirts, from 1995 to 1999, wearing #18 and later #10.
The United group runs from about £210 to £360; the Sunderland group from about £54 to £150. Both are honest reflections of demand rather than of rarity: there are more than twice as many Sunderland shirts here, and they are cheaper. The 1998-99 third shirt is the one tied directly to the treble season.
Yorke wore #18 at Villa in the mid-1990s and #10 by 1997-99, so the number dates the shirt within the spell. One Villa listing is a full kit — shirt and shorts together — rather than a shirt alone, graded 9/10 at around £240. Grades across the whole group run 5/10 to 10/10 with a median of 7.
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