#10 Enzo Francescoli "The Prince" is one of the most prominent players of the eighties and nineties. Both for his goals defending the Uruguayan national team, and for his passage through River Plate, a team for which he is one of the most important idols in history.
South American champion in the sub-20 category, he played two editions of the World Cup: Mexico (1986) and Italy (1990), in which Uruguay was eliminated in the round of 16.
The greatest successes with the light blue came in the most important American international event for national teams, the Copa América.
The Prince won three of such coveted trophies (1983, 1987 and 1995). After getting the last of them, especially important because Uruguay was the host of the competition, he decided to end the race with the national team.
The game and elegance of Enzo were an inspiration for a young Zinedine Zidane who on several occasions has mentioned idolatry to Francescoli such that he named his firstborn after his idol: Enzo.
Signed by Enzo during his visit to Mexico City for the celebration of the centenary of FIFA.
Size M - Re-edition version, Lecoq Sportif