Portugal – page 6

Portugal have played international football since 1921 under the Portuguese Football Federation. The team’s first major finals was the 1966 World Cup, where a side built around Eusébio finished third. Portugal reached the final of Euro 2004 on home soil, then won their first major trophy at Euro 2016 and took the UEFA Nations League in 2019 and again in 2025. Cristiano Ronaldo holds the national records for both caps and goals. The federation’s home ground is the Estádio Nacional in Oeiras, though competitive matches are usually played at larger venues such as the Estádio da Luz, the Estádio José Alvalade and the Estádio do Dragão.

What three decades of stock looks like

This is one of the deeper national-team listings on the site, running from the 1990s to the current season, with the 2010s the best-covered decade by some distance. The oldest items are from the mid-1990s; there is nothing from the Eusébio era.

Half of it is not a match shirt

Home and away shirts together account for well under half the listing. The rest is polo shirts, track jackets, training tops, goalkeeper shirts, shorts and swim shorts, much of it the off-pitch range rather than kit. A large block is marked Player Issue or Authentic, meaning squad-specification cut rather than the replica sold in shops, and a few items are Name Sets — printing only, no shirt. Named shirts in the listing carry Figo and Ronaldo at number 7. Condition grades run from 4/10 to 10/10, clustering around 8/10, and prices span a very wide range.