£145.00
2012-13 · Liverpool
2012-13 Liverpool Away Shirt - Sturridge #15 (With Patches)
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Authentic 2012-13 Liverpool away shirt by Warrior Sports, featuring official felt 'Sturridge #15' nameset and sleeve patches commemorating his iconic debut half-season.
Club / nationLiverpool
Season2012-13
ManufacturerWarrior
SizeL
ConditionExcellent · 9/10
PlayerSturridge
Number15
Shirt typeThird
Archive assuranceConstruction, age and condition documented.
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30-day returnsReturn unworn in the condition received.
Condition and disclosed flaws
- No notable wear found during inspection.
Product record
- SKU
- LIV-2012-3-02
- League
- Premier League
- Country
- England
Product details
About this shirt
Step into the early days of a legendary Anfield strike partnership with this authentic 2012-13 Liverpool away shirt. Produced by Warrior Sports during their memorable inaugural season with the club, this black and charcoal gray panelled jersey features a classic buttoned partial henley collar with red accent trims. The front showcases the vibrant yellow embroidered L.F.C. Liver Bird crest and Standard Chartered sponsor. On the reverse, the shirt features a premium-quality felt Premier League printing for Daniel Sturridge alongside official felt Barclays Premier League sleeve patches, making this an elite-tier addition for any modern Liverpool collector.
The story behind the shirt
2012-13 in context
Arriving from Chelsea in the January 2013 transfer window, Daniel Sturridge made an instant, explosive impact on Merseyside. Wearing the number 15, the English forward clicked immediately with Luis Suárez to lay the foundation for what would become the devastating "SAS" strike partnership. Sturridge hit the ground running by scoring 11 goals in just 16 appearances during this half-season, famously celebrating with his signature arm dance. This specific away shirt template—inspired by the maritime history of Liverpool's docks—serves as the perfect tribute to the exact months Sturridge transformed from a premier league backup into an elite, unplayable goalscorer.
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