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Racing Club de Lens N°15 jersey prepared for the 2001-2002 Fre…

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Radek BEJBL. Racing Club de Lens N°15 jersey prepared for the 2001-2002 French Division 1 Championship season. The player participates in 1 match. Match to be determined. Nike brand. Made in Portugal. Size XL. Match issued shirt. Robert Pichot Collection.

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Radek BEJBL. Racing Club de Lens N°15 jersey prepared for the 2001-2002 French Division 1 Championship season. The player participates in 1 match. Match to be determined. Nike brand. Made in Portugal. Size XL. Match issued shirt. Robert Pichot Collection.

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