Jaap Stam 6 Manchester United 1998-1999 Signed Fanshop Shirt

Introducing the Jaap Stam #6 Manchester United 1998–1999 Signed Shirt, an original fanshop shirt from the club’s most iconic season. This collector’s piece is a direct link to United’s historic Champions League triumph in 1999, brought to life with the signature of Jaap Stam, one of the club’s most commanding defenders.

The 1998–1999 season will forever be remembered for Manchester United’s unforgettable treble, but nowhere was the tension more palpable than in their Champions League journey. Stam had just arrived at Old Trafford and instantly became the defensive rock United so desperately needed. Through tough group-stage battles and knockout ties, his presence brought composure and grit to the back line.

In the quarter-final against Inter Milan, Stam’s dominance was crucial in shutting down world-class strikers like Baggio and Crespo. Then, in the semi-final second leg in Turin, with Juventus two goals ahead, it was Stam’s leadership and resilience that kept United in the match. His ability to win key duels allowed the team to regroup and come back with one of the most dramatic wins in the club’s history.

The final at Camp Nou against Bayern Munich is the stuff of legends. With United trailing for 85 minutes, Stam held firm against wave after wave of German pressure. His performance in that game helped keep United within reach until the dramatic injury-time comeback sealed their Champions League victory.

This is not a match-worn shirt but an official original fanshop shirt, made available during that iconic season. It features the classic red Sharp-sponsored design and proudly carries the number 6 of Stam, who played such a vital role in the campaign. What makes this shirt truly special is that it is a signed shirt—autographed by the man who anchored one of the most celebrated teams in football history.

Perfect for collectors and fans who want to own a tangible piece of United’s most glorious night, this original fanshop signed shirt honours not just the treble but the defender who made so much of it possible.