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Everton and Republic of Ireland captain Seamus Coleman
Everton FC has unveiled the launch of an exclusive shirt paying homage to Seamus Coleman’s remarkable 15-year tenure at Goodison Park.
The special warm-up jersey, adorned with squad number 23, also commemorates the recent achievement of the club captain in becoming Everton’s top record holder for Premier League appearances.
As the anticipation of St Patrick’s Day grows, the green and blue warm-up garment, embellished with a bespoke arrangement of shamrocks, offers fans an ideal way to mark the occasion.
Allan Vad Nielsen, CEO of hummel, expressed his pride in commemorating a player of Seamus Coleman’s stature with this unique design, featuring a distinct shamrock motif alongside the club’s contemporary Tower crest and Seamus’s iconic number 23.
Hummel, are in conjunction with Everton’s official retail partner, Fanatics.
“With the integration of Ireland's signature green as the primary colour, complemented by the Club's classic blue, our intention is to pay tribute to one of the most popular players in the club's history," said Vad Nielsen.
“We hope fans will wear this warm-up jersey with pride, uniting with us in celebrating Seamus' incredible journey at Goodison."
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