Michael Owen Signed Official Score Draw England 2002 Jersey – Professionally Framed This official Score Draw England 2002 home jersey was personally signed by Michael Owen during a private signing session held in Chester, United Kingdom on 5 May 2025. The jersey comes complete with an official Sport Memorabilia Netherlands Certificate of Authenticity, which serves as your guarantee that the signature is 100% genuine. Each certificate is signed by the company directors and issued exclusively for this item. Michael Owen is widely regarded as one of England’s greatest footballers of the modern era. Winner of the Ballon d’Or in 2001, he was a key figure of the England national team during the early 2000s and remains one of the most iconic players of the England 2002 World Cup generation, celebrated for his blistering pace, clinical finishing and decisive goals on the biggest stage. Premium Framing The jersey is professionally framed to museum standards using high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship. The overall frame size measures approximately 88 x 68 cm, providing an impressive and well-balanced display suitable for both private collections and professional interiors. Our frames are designed to ensure long-term preservation while offering an elegant, high-end presentation. While our retail prices are higher than those of many other sellers, they accurately reflect the quality of the materials used and the level of workmanship involved. Each frame represents a premium display solution, ensuring your signed jersey is optimally protected and visually showcased. End-to-end quality – craftsmanship you can see. Authentication Guarantee The jersey is supplied with a unique Certificate of Authenticity from Sport Memorabilia Netherlands. The certificate confirms that the item was personally hand signed by Michael Owen and guarantees the authenticity of the signature without limitation. A photograph from the signing session is included to demonstrate that the signing took place. Due to logistical reasons it is not possible to photograph every individual item being signed; however, this method is widely recognised as best practice within the professional sports memorabilia industry.