FC Barcelona's 2024-2025 home shirt carries Lamine Yamal's squad number 19, a size L piece built to the club's own Fanshop Match specification. Barcelona, as the certifying club, issued its own certificate for the shirt, which arrives packaged inside a Limited Item Box.
Barcelona's 2024-25 home kit in blue and red, number 19
Barcelona's 2024-25 home shirt carries the club's collaboration with Coldplay, 'Moon Music', with the album's logo replacing the front sponsor mark. Nike, an active kit supplier for the club, made it in blue and red, and it arrives in mint condition. The design appeared in the squad's warm-up before El Clasico on 26 October 2024 at the Bernabeu, where Yamal started and played in that match.
Authentication by FC Barcelona
Barcelona issued the certificate for this shirt directly, through its own retail store rather than a licensed partner. No public database lists club-issued certificates, so the paper certificate itself is the record a collector holds.
2024-25 season at Barcelona
Yamal's 2024-25 season at Barcelona delivered a second Kopa Trophy, won in 2025 and making him the first player to win it twice, after an earlier win the previous year, in 2024. That same year also brought his first La Liga Player of the Month award, and a second La Liga Player of the Month award followed in 2025, alongside the second Kopa Trophy.
Golden Boy
Yamal won the Golden Boy in 2024, the same year he was named UEFA Euro 2024's Young Player of the Tournament. He became the youngest player ever to feature at a European Championship, at 16 years 338 days, and the youngest goalscorer in the competition's history, at age 16. A winger born 13 July 2007, he took part in that same tournament.
FC Barcelona edition certificate and limited item box
You receive the shirt, with the FC Barcelona edition certification. It arrives in a limited item box.
Why Walkouts
This shirt is not signed: its edition is certified by FC Barcelona. Check that certificate 1753/1899 from FC Barcelona carries the same edition number as the shirt itself.