Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield is a sports club based in Liniers, Buenos Aires whose first team competes in the Primera División, founded on 1 January 1910. Walkouts lists a rotating selection of signed shirts and framed items tied to the club’s long top‑flight history, with collectors prioritising provenance from decisive matches and era‑defining players.
The team has played home fixtures at the José Amalfitani Stadium since 1951, a venue that has hosted continental finals and domestic showdowns. Vélez have spent most of their history in the Argentine top tier and remain a frequent challenger, a stature reflected in outside rankings that place them among the region’s notable clubs.
On the pitch Vélez Sarsfield have won a string of honours, including eleven Primera División titles, and they have triumphed on the continent, notably claiming the Copa Libertadores and the Intercontinental Cup during the club’s golden runs. Those trophies have created high demand for shirts worn or replicated for those campaigns.
Collectors target specific seasons and matches because certain runs produced limited runs and distinctive kits. Shirts from the 2012-13 Inicial title campaign and the long summer tourney that led into continental fixtures remain sought after, while match photographs and tickets from the 1994 campaign are commonly used to verify provenance for memorable wins and decisive fixtures.
The club’s white shirts with the blue V are the most iconic visual, frequently linked to the 1994 continental double that culminated in an Intercontinental triumph in Tokyo against Milan, and to domestic title nights. Those motifs appear on both match‑issued and retail fanshop versions, and framed home shirts from the Chilavert era are especially prized by enthusiasts who value visible match trace and signature placement.
Signed retail demand is strong for Vélez Sarsfield fanshop items, not only for match‑worn shirts, because early runs, player‑issue variants and regionally released editions are easier to authenticate and to display. Collector notes emphasise supplier eras such as Penalty and Adidas, and the club’s derby, the Clásico del Oeste, often yields provenance for signed shirts and localised releases that add context to a piece’s history. The club’s centenary produced a commemorative release that now appears in specialist lists.
The market for items tied to milestones is centred on pieces like the 2010 Centenary special edition, while the most chased pieces remain those connected to the 1994 Libertadores run; buyers and sellers commonly request COA style verification when offering Chilavert and Asad signatures or limited fan editions. Final provenance checks frequently reference match programmes from the Tokyo Intercontinental and season archives from the 2012-13 Inicial and 1994 campaigns, and Walkouts can supply detailed item pages and imagery for these seasons and fixtures.
