Manchester City goalkeeper shirt in yellow, front, Nike with Etihad Airways sponsor

2015/16 Manchester City Goalkeeper Shirt (L) Nike

€89,00
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Manchester City goalkeeper shirt in yellow, front, Nike with Etihad Airways sponsor
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2015/16 Manchester City Goalkeeper Shirt (L) Nike

€89,00

An authentic original, checked by hand before it was listed.

Vintage sizing runs differently. Go by the measurements in the description. Size guide

Low stock

Authenticity checked in person before listing

Worldwide tracked and insured shipping from Spain

7-day returns on every order

Authenticity checked ✓
Condition: 8.5/10
Season: 2015-16
Goalkeeper Shirt
Player: Clean Shirt
Size: L
Measurements 74x56cm
Manufacturer: Nike
Product code: 658879-776
Item number LS550

Note: These jerseys are authentic. Due to their age, some jerseys may show minor imperfections such as light staining, faded sponsor logos, small snags or loose threads.

Condition details: Very Good. Shirt Sponsor Faded.

History

The 2015/16 season was Manuel Pellegrini's final season at Manchester City, and although City finished only fourth in the Premier League, it was a significant campaign because they reached the Champions League semi-finals for the first time in the club's history and won the League Cup.

Key Players

Sergio Agüero — the superstar

Agüero was City's outstanding player and top scorer.

He scored:

29 goals in all competitions 24 Premier League goals

He also produced one of the great individual Premier League performances of the season, scoring five goals against Newcastle United. He was still City's undisputed attacking focal point.

Kevin De Bruyne

This was De Bruyne's first season at City after his £54.5m move from Wolfsburg. He immediately became one of the team's most important attacking players. He also scored the dramatic 91st-minute winner against Sevilla in the Champions League group stage.

His first season was a major indication of what was to come under Pep Guardiola.

Yaya Touré

Still an enormous presence in midfield. Touré scored 8 goals in all competitions, including six in the Premier League, and was one of City's most influential midfielders. This was, however, the beginning of the transition away from the great City side of the early 2010s.

Fernandinho

One of the most important under-the-radar players of the season. He made 33 Premier League appearances, starting 31, and was crucial both defensively and in City's possession game. His versatility became particularly important when City suffered injuries in defence.

David Silva

This was his sixth season at Manchester City, and although his raw goal numbers were modest, he remained one of City's most important creative players. He made 36 appearances in all competitions, scoring 4 goals and providing 12 assists. In the Premier League specifically, he played 24 matches, scoring twice and registering 11 assists. The relatively low appearance total was partly due to injury, but when fit, Silva remained the team's creative conductor— operating between midfield and attack and linking players such as Agüero, De Bruyne and Sterling.

Joe Hart

First-choice goalkeeper and a major figure in the Champions League run. Hart made 35 Premier League appearances and was particularly important in the Champions League, including saving a penalty against Borussia Mönchengladbach during the group stage.

Raheem Sterling

Another major summer signing. Sterling arrived from Liverpool and gave City pace and direct running from wide positions. He finished with 11 goals in all competitions, including three in the Champions League.

Kelechi Iheanacho

One of the season's most exciting discoveries. The young Nigerian striker broke into the first team and scored 14 goals in all competitions during his breakthrough campaign.

Nicolás Otamendi

Signed from Valencia in the summer, Otamendi became an important part of City's defence. He made 30 Premier League appearances and 42 in all competitions, partnering with Vincent Kompany when the Belgian was available.

The official shirt

This is the 2015/16 Nike Goalkeeper Shirt.

Official 2015/16 Nike Goalkeeper shirt
Shipping and delivery

All orders are shipped from Spain, fully tracked and insured at our expense.

International — Australia, Japan and Singapore. Standard tracked: 1 shirt €19.95, 2 shirts €24.95, 3 shirts €29.95, 4 shirts €29.95. Estimated delivery 6–8 working days, fully tracked from Spain to your door.

EU countries. Standard tracked €15.99 up to 2 kg. Estimated delivery 3–5 days.

United Kingdom and United States. Shipping cost on request — send us a message before you order and we will confirm the exact cost.

Delivery times are estimates and may vary due to customs processing. Any import taxes or duties applicable in the destination country are the responsibility of the buyer.

Returns

You have 7 days from delivery to request a return. The shirt must come back unworn and in the same condition it was sent, with all tags intact. Return postage is paid by the buyer. Once the shirt is received and checked, we refund the full purchase price. We do not accept refunds or exchanges for change of mind or incorrect sizing. We encourage you to carefully review your purchase before completing your order.

How we verify authenticity

Every shirt is inspected by hand before it is listed. We check construction, neck and wash labels, stitching, sponsor and badge application, and the manufacturer product code against period-correct examples. Only shirts that pass are photographed, graded and added to the Vault. If a shirt is not an authentic original, we do not sell it.

Condition and sizing

These shirts are vintage, aged and normally used, so they will almost always show some degree of wear. Each listing carries a condition grade out of ten and any notable fault is called out in the description. Sizing on older shirts differs from modern sizing — always go by the pit-to-pit and length measurements listed, not the size on the label.

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Every shirt is authentic

Worldwide tracked shipping

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Why this shirt costs what it costs

Original, not a reproduction

A reproduction and an original can look identical in a listing photo. Drag the slider to see the difference, and what we checked on this exact shirt before it was listed.

  1. Embroidered crest with real stitch texture, never a flat print
  2. Period-correct fabric weave, weight and cut for the season
  3. Woven sponsor lettering applied the way that era did it
  4. Original neck and wash labels, matched to the year
  5. Manufacturer product code checked against the genuine one
A modern reproduction football shirt with a flat printed crest and generic collar
Reproduction
An authentic original football shirt with an embroidered crest, woven fabric and period-correct collar
Authentic original

How a shirt reaches you

Three steps, every single time. No shortcuts, no exceptions.

Step one

Found

We track down originals across Europe: private collectors, club sales, and the people who were actually there.

Step two

Verified

Construction, neck and wash labels, stitching, sponsor application and product code, all checked by hand against period-correct examples.

Step three

Yours

Photographed in detail, graded out of ten with full measurements, then shipped worldwide tracked and insured from Spain, with reduced rates on more than one shirt.

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Before you buy

Will it fit me?

Go by the flat measurements in the description, not the size on the label. Sizing on older shirts is nothing like modern sizing. Lay a shirt you already own flat, measure pit to pit and length, and compare. Not sure? Send us the listing and we will tell you honestly.

What condition is it in?

This shirt is vintage, aged and normally used, so it will show some degree of wear. The condition grade out of ten and any notable fault are stated in the description above. Nothing is hidden in the photographs.

What makes it an original?

Every shirt is an authentic original from its season, found and checked by hand before it is listed. Stock is limited and often a single piece, so when one sells it is usually gone for good.

How do I know it is authentic?

Every shirt is inspected by hand before listing: construction, neck and wash labels, stitching, sponsor and badge application, and the manufacturer product code, all against period-correct examples. If a shirt is not an authentic original, we do not sell it.

When will it arrive?

Orders are dispatched within 2 working days from Spain, fully tracked and insured at our expense. EU standard tracked is €15.99 up to 2 kg with estimated delivery in 3–5 days. Australia, Japan and Singapore are €19.95 for one shirt, €24.95 for two and €29.95 for three or four, with estimated delivery in 6–8 working days.

What if it is not right?

You have 7 days from delivery to request a return. Send it back unworn and in the same condition, with tags intact, and we refund the full purchase price. We do not accept refunds or exchanges for change of mind or incorrect sizing, so please review your purchase carefully before ordering. If it arrives damaged or not as described, we cover the return postage too.

Every shirt in the Matchday Vault is an authentic original — sourced, inspected and graded by hand, and photographed in detail before it is listed. No replicas. No modern reproductions. Ever.