Football Club Anzhi Makhachkala, based in Makhachkala, last competed in the third-tier Russian Football National League 2 and is represented here with signed football shirts and verified memorabilia, available at Walkouts. The club rose quickly from its origins, attracting international attention while rooted in the Dagestani capital.
The side was founded on 1 January 1991, and its modern profile was reshaped after a high-profile change of ownership in January 2011 when Suleyman Kerimov invested heavily and the club signed stars such as Samuel Eto'o and Roberto Carlos. Those years remain the primary provenance window for sought-after shirts, framed photos and player signatures.
Collectors prize items from both domestic and short-lived continental campaigns, with particular interest in match-issued shirts and early retail runs that predate the club’s big-money era. Provenance notes commonly reference the club’s base in Makhachkala, Russia, and examples traced back to first-team issue sheets carry additional appeal for specialists who value documented ownership and appearance in key fixtures.
Anniversary releases and commemorative retail drops are a steady source of demand. The club’s quarter-century milestone was observed by supporters and retailers alike, and the run tied to the 25th anniversary 2016 is often cited by sellers as a distinct release window for limited edition shirts and prints, making those pieces a clear focal point for fans tracking era-specific variants.
Seasonal provenance drives chasing behaviour: shirts from the club’s early top-flight seasons and the turbulent campaigns that followed are especially prized. Fans and collectors cite the 2011-12 period when marquee signings were prominent, and the later 2013-14 campaign that precipitated a wholesale squad change, as seasons that anchor the most compelling player-issue and retail variants in the secondary market.
Iconic away shirts and their colourways are another thread of interest, with collectors noting contrasting away kits worn during decisive domestic cup ties and away fixtures that carried regional significance. Early retail fanshop shirts, player-issue variants and region-specific releases are explicitly collected alongside match-worn shirts, and provenance is strengthened when items come with photograph-backed documentation or club-issued paperwork.
The era of high-profile players and the season-to-season swings define why certain shirts matter, and authenticated pieces with clear paperwork stand out. Many listings highlight verification such as COA, and the most chased pieces connect back to the club’s pivotal campaigns including the 2011-12 season and the 2013-14 Russian Premier League season. Free worldwide shipping is offered on selected items, and the Walkouts collection closes with a focus on those concrete seasons and the signatures and shirts that tell the club’s recent story.
