Teddy Sheringham Authentic Signed 1999 UCL Final Jersey

Edward Paul "Teddy" Sheringham is one of English football's most intelligent and technically gifted strikers, renowned for his exceptional football IQ, precise passing, and clinical finishing ability. Standing 6'0" with outstanding positional sense and creative ability, Sheringham redefined what it meant to be a complete forward. His career was characterized by longevity, consistency, and an ability to perform at the highest level well into his thirties. Known for his professionalism and tactical understanding, Sheringham was equally effective as a goal scorer and creator throughout his distinguished career.

• Career goals: 350+ club goals
• England national team: 11 goals in 51 appearances
• Premier League titles: 3 (with Manchester United)
• Champions League winner (1999 with Manchester United)
• FA Cup winner (1999 with Manchester United)
• UEFA Cup winner (1984 with Tottenham)
• PFA Player of the Year (2001)
• FWA Footballer of the Year (2001)

• Colchester United (2007-2008)
• West Ham United (2004-2007)
• Portsmouth (2003-2004)
• Tottenham Hotspur (2001-2003, 1992-1997)
• Manchester United (1997-2001)
• Nottingham Forest (1991-1992)
• Millwall (1983-1991)

Sheringham's legacy is forever linked to one of football's greatest nights, as his equalizing goal in the 1999 Champions League final helped Manchester United complete an unprecedented treble. His intelligence and technical ability made him one of the most complete forwards of his generation, equally capable of scoring goals and creating chances for teammates. His longevity and consistent performance levels, continuing to excel well into his forties, demonstrated exceptional professionalism and dedication to the game. As one of the most intelligent players of his era, Sheringham influenced how the modern striker position evolved, showing that football IQ could be just as valuable as physical attributes.