Michel Platini

Michel Platini was France’s great number 10, a midfielder who played with the calm of a playmaker and the precision of a finisher. His game stood out for vision, timing, balance and free-kick craft, turning matches with one pass, one touch or one late run into the box.

He emerged at AS Nancy from 1972-1979, where the shape of his elegant style first became clear. At Saint-Étienne from 1979-1982, he carried a classic French club shirt with authority. Juventus from 1982-1987 gave him a grand European stage, where fans remember the striped shirt, the number 10 and decisive moments. With France from 1976-1987, his blue shirt became tied to control, imagination and a Euro-winning era.

Platini shirts are collected because they represent intelligence as much as glory. Choose Nancy for the beginning, Saint-Étienne for the French peak before Italy, Juventus for the defining club image, or France for the national-team number 10 at its most iconic.