Description
Match worn or issued Leicester City long-sleeved away shirt in the season 1998-1999 or 1999-2000 by the club’s number 7 Neil Lennon. This shirt was match worn or issued during a friendly match in one of these seasons, because during there official competition matches they used names above the numbers on the back.
The 1998–2000 period was a successful era for Leicester City in the Premier League. Under manager Martin O’Neill, the club established itself as a strong mid-table side while competing effectively in domestic competitions. Leicester finished comfortably in the league and qualified for European football during this period, showing consistency and tactical discipline in English top-flight football. Key players such as Emile Heskey, Neil Lennon, Muzzy Izzet, and Matt Elliott played important roles in both league and cup competitions. These seasons marked one of the most stable and successful periods in Leicester City’s modern history.
Neil Lennon is a former Northern Irish midfielder known for his tough tackling and strong leadership in midfield. He played for Leicester City from 1996 to 2000, where he was part of the squad that won the League Cup in 2000. During this period, Lennon became a key player in the team and helped Leicester compete in the Premier League. He later played for Celtic (2000–2007), where he won multiple league titles and cups, and also represented Northern Ireland at international level.
The shirt has all the characteristics of a match shirt:
- Correct player sized number on the back
- First team shirt size XL
- Long sleeves (not commercially available)
- Professional Premier League patches on both sleeves
Years: 1998-2000
Size: XL
Condition: Excellent
Brand: Fox Leisure
Sponsor: Walkers
