Andrzej Iwan – #7 Poland Jersey (FIFA World Cup 1978)

This Poland home long-sleeve jersey, marked with the number 7 and worn by Andrzej Iwan during the 1978 FIFA World Cup in Argentina, is a snapshot of the country’s continuing football legacy following their 3rd place finish at the 1974 World Cup. Iwan, only 18 at the time, was a standout young talent, known for his creativity, energy, and clinical finishing. His inclusion in the squad was seen as a glimpse into the future of Polish football. The jersey is constructed in a classic 70s style with a pure white base, complemented by a red collar and sleeve cuffs. The iconic Polish eagle—white on red—is proudly stitched on the left chest, representing national pride and tradition. This long-sleeve version offers the authentic silhouette worn in matches, with fabric that was both lightweight and durable, built for high-intensity play in the summer heat of Argentina. Iwan would go on to enjoy a prominent international career, and this World Cup appearance marked his debut on football’s biggest stage. For collectors, this jersey isn’t just a rare piece of World Cup memorabilia—it’s a tribute to youth, promise, and the enduring spirit of Poland’s football history.