Juventus match shirt worn by Micheal Platini in the Champions Cup match against Real Madrid, played on 22/10/1986 at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, 1986/87 season. It is the worn shirt of the last European away match of Micheal Platini in his career.

Michel Platini steps onto the pitch wearing Juventus’ yellow away shirt, trimmed in blue, with the iconic number 10 on his back and pride in his eyes. The shirt worn that night by the French maestro features a highly distinctive detail: the “T” in the Ariston sponsor logo is slightly tilted, misaligned with the rest of the lettering.

A subtle imperfection, perhaps accidental, that has become a unique mark, setting this particular shirt apart in the vast iconography of football memorabilia.

It’s the last great European night on the road for Le Roi, not just a world-class player, but a leader respected by teammates and opponents alike. In that away shirt, Platini carries the weight of Juventus history and the quiet authority of a man who led an era defined by success and style.

His role in that Juventus team facing Real Madrid isn’t just technical. The 1986 version of Platini is no longer at the peak of his powers, but he remains the team’s absolute reference point, the man everyone looks to when things get tough. He reads the game like few in history and leads not with words, but with rhythm. In the chaos of the Bernabéu, with Butragueño and Hugo Sánchez threatening at every turn, it’s Platini who holds the team together, managing the tempo, radiating calm and clarity.

Juventus narrowly loses 1-0, but keeps hope alive. Back in Turin, Platini raises the bar again: every touch laced with elegance, every gesture a signal, igniting the crowd at the Comunale. Juventus equalizes through Cabrini, pushing the match to penalties. And there, from the spot, the dream fades. Real Madrid advances. Juventus bows out. And Platini, after one final European battle as captain and conscience, begins to prepare for farewell.

In 1987, he hangs up his boots at just 32. With him, an entire era comes to a close. A true number 10, a match-winner and a visionary, Michel Platini wasn’t just the face of elegant, winning football, he was the soul Juventus entrusted with its identity.

And this yellow number 10 shirt, worn on one of the toughest nights, stands today as a symbol of a champion who could lead not just with his feet, but with his eyes and mind.

This memorabilia is part of the match supply made available to players during official competitions and is different in its features in relation to the ones sold in fanshops.

Technical details:

• Model away
• Technical sponsor: Kappa
• Main Sponsor: Ariston
• Short sleeves