Inter Milan - Italian Football League - Christian Vieri - Photograph





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Signed photograph of former Inter Milan and Italy international footballer Christian Vieri, approximately 30 x 20 cm, autograph obtained in person.
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Photograph signed by the former Inter Milan player and Italy national team member, Christian Vieri. Autograph obtained in person. The photograph size is approximately 30x20 cm. You can see the exact moment of the autograph.
The item will be sent certified with a tracking number. It will be well protected so that the lot does not suffer damage.
Christian Vieri is a former Italian footballer who played for clubs in Serie A, as well as in Spain's La Liga with Atlético Madrid and in France with Monaco. He became a lethal striker who drew the attention of several clubs and performed to such a level that he won the Pichichi in Spain in the 1997-1998 La Liga season with 24 goals in 24 matches, but his poor relations with the Spaniards eventually triggered his return to calcio, where he first played for Lazio and then finished by returning to Inter, where it was the team that yielded the best dividends in his career. He retired in July 2009 while playing for Atalanta.
Photograph signed by the former Inter Milan player and Italy national team member, Christian Vieri. Autograph obtained in person. The photograph size is approximately 30x20 cm. You can see the exact moment of the autograph.
The item will be sent certified with a tracking number. It will be well protected so that the lot does not suffer damage.
Christian Vieri is a former Italian footballer who played for clubs in Serie A, as well as in Spain's La Liga with Atlético Madrid and in France with Monaco. He became a lethal striker who drew the attention of several clubs and performed to such a level that he won the Pichichi in Spain in the 1997-1998 La Liga season with 24 goals in 24 matches, but his poor relations with the Spaniards eventually triggered his return to calcio, where he first played for Lazio and then finished by returning to Inter, where it was the team that yielded the best dividends in his career. He retired in July 2009 while playing for Atalanta.

