Argentina · Argentina · 1986
Argentina 1986 Away Shirt — Diego Maradona, No. 10
The sky-blue away shirt, numbered 10 for Diego Maradona, worn for both the 'Hand of God' and the 'Goal of the Century' in a single quarter-final — arguably football's single most mythologized garment.
Le Coq Sportif's simple sky-blue design became immortal purely through what happened while wearing it: two goals, four minutes apart, against England in Mexico '86, on the way to Argentina's second World Cup. Authenticated match-worn or player-issue No. 10 examples are among the most valuable shirts in existence; even accurate No. 10 nameset replicas from the period carry serious weight in collector circles.
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