Genar Andrinúa – Spain U21 (26/03/1986)

This exceptional collector's item comes from the Rojita's sacred European campaign. This match-worn jersey was sported by defender Genar Andrinúa during the second leg of the quarter-final between Spain and France.

Match context: Qualification for continental glory

On Wednesday, March 26, 1986, the Spanish U21 team hosted the French U21 team to seal their quarter-final showdown. After an intense and controlled match, Spain secured their ticket to the semi-finals of the competition.

This victorious qualification marked a decisive step in the Rojita's journey, as they would go on to achieve their dream a few months later, creating an upset to become the 1986 UEFA European Under-21 Champions.

Genar Andrinúa: The rock of the first half

Starting at the heart of the Spanish defense, Genar Andrinúa imposed his physical authority and tactical rigor throughout the entire first half to contain the French attacks before being replaced at halftime by Pedro Alcañiz.

This jersey features all the characteristics and markings of the Spanish national team from the 1986 U21 Euro qualifiers, including its original number on the back. A direct witness to a golden era for Spanish football, this is a museum-quality collector's item of inestimable rarity.