This matters more than anything else on the page. Of the four shirts carrying the Voller name, only one is a period shirt: a 1992-94 Germany away shirt numbered 9, graded 7/10, in size L. The other three are adidas Originals Reissues — modern remakes of the 1990 away shirt and the 1994 home and away shirts — all listed at around £126 each. A reissue is a newly made shirt in an old design, not a shirt from the period, and buyers regularly confuse the two.
The 1990 and 1992-94 shirts carry #9, while both 1994 reissues carry #13, so the number places the design for you. Everything here is Germany. Nothing from his club career appears: not Kickers Offenbach or 1860 Munich, not Werder Bremen, where he was Bundesliga top scorer in 1982-83, not Roma, where he won the Coppa Italia, not Marseille, where he won the Champions League in 1992-93, and not Bayer Leverkusen, where he finished in 1994.
The range runs 1990 to 1994, which is the end of his international career: he played in two consecutive World Cup finals against Argentina and won the trophy in 1990, and by the time he retired in 1994 he was Germany’s second-highest scorer of all time. The single original shirt is the only one carrying real age, and at 7/10 it shows it.
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