Made by - Lotto

Player - Experienced wingback Christophe Ohrel #8

Player issue features - Correct player size number printed within the material, embroidered crest machine stitched, fully embroidered Lotto logo, made from 65% polyester and 35% nylon, long-sleeved, swapped with an England player and comes from their own personal collection - a signed letter verifying this will be provided

Notes - Extremely rare player shirt believed to have been worn by Ohrel in the friendly match against England played at Wembley on the 15th November 1995. Switzerland had successfully booked their place at the Finals of Euro 96 and what better way to begin preparations for the Finals than to play the hosts themselves. The side took a shock lead through Adrian Knup but the Three Lions fought back and went on to win 3-1 with goals from Pearce, Sheringham, and Stone. Coincidentally the opening match of the tournament would pit the two sides together once more and maybe what the Swiss learned from this defeat helped them to get a surprise draw at the Finals. Ohrel played the full match but was not included in the squad for Euro 96. He had made his first appearance for the senior side back in 1991 against Czechoslovakia and went on to win 56 caps in total for his country.