Virgil van Dijk
Captain's Legacy Collection
Assist
Virgil van Dijk
Captain's Legacy Collection
Official partner
We collected this product directly from our official partner to ensure its authenticity.
Authenticated with Fabricks
This product comes with a personal digital certificate that guarantees and protects its identity.
This official Netherlands shirt was worn by Virgil van Dijk during the World Cup 3-1 World Cup win against Tunisia at Kansas City Stadium on 25 June 2026.
One of the most decorated defenders of his generation, Van Dijk put in a typically towering performance, registering the first assist of his Oranje career in a crucial victory that secured their passage to the knockout rounds.
At 35-years old, Van Dijk is almost certain to have made his last appearance on football’s biggest stage, and the shirt – fully authenticated by Fabricks – serves as a direct connection to the final win of his World Cup career.
One of the most decorated defenders of his generation, Van Dijk put in a typically towering performance, registering the first assist of his Oranje career in a crucial victory that secured their passage to the knockout rounds.
At 35-years old, Van Dijk is almost certain to have made his last appearance on football’s biggest stage, and the shirt – fully authenticated by Fabricks – serves as a direct connection to the final win of his World Cup career.
The Match
World Cup
Tunisia
1
Netherlands
3
Kansas City Stadium
25 June 2026
Season 2026
The Player
Virgil van Dijk
- Age
- 35
- Position
- Defender
- Number
- 4
- Size
- L
- Date of Birth
- 08 July 1991
- Place of Birth
- Netherlands
- Nationality
- Netherlands
Latest bids
| Bidder | Date | Bid |
|---|---|---|
Shipping
We will automatically combine up to three products for shipping and waive the shipping fee for eligible second and third orders, provided they are paid together.
Authentication
Powered by an NFC chip, the most advanced technology in memorabilia, Fabricks 100% guarantees and protects the identity of your product, ensuring that it will forever hold a place in sporting history.
More information? Click here.