Dennis Bergkamp | Arsenal

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  • Dennis Bergkamp Arsenal shirt
  • Dennis Bergkamp Arsenal shirt
  • Dennis Bergkamp Arsenal shirt
  • Dennis Bergkamp Arsenal shirt
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This official Arsenal shirt was worn by Dennis Bergkamp in the Premier League win over Leicester City at Highbury in May 2004, Arsenal's 38th and final match of their iconic unbeaten league season.

The Dutchman made sure of a famous victory, teeing up Patrick Vieira's decisive goal with an utterly exquisite pass to make sure the unbeaten record was beyond doubt and that Arsenal would be dubbed The Invincibles.

Bergkamp was 35 that season, already a Highbury institution. Signed for a club-record fee in 1995, he had helped Arsenal to double-winning seasons in 1998 and 2002, and would later be honoured with a testimonial and a statue outside the Emirates.

Fully authenticated by Fabricks, Bergkamp's shirt is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the career of one of the most gifted and beloved players in Arsenal's history and a Premier League great.

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Size

L

Team

Arsenal

Match

Arsenal - Leicester City

Stage

Regular Season

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