Jacek Kazimierski – #21 Poland Goalkeeper Jersey (FIFA World Cup 1982)

This #21 Poland goalkeeper jersey was donned by Jacek Kazimierski during one of the most defining matches in Polish football history—the semi-final against Italy at the 1982 World Cup. Though Poland would fall 2–0 to eventual champions Italy, the match marked a significant moment for Kazimierski, who stepped in due to an injury to the starting keeper. Kazimierski’s performance, marked by composure and sharp reflexes, contributed to Poland’s overall tournament resilience and underscored the country’s depth of talent during that golden era. The shirt itself is a collector's dream—featuring the vintage-era crest and functional goalkeeper tailoring, including padded elbows and a slightly looser fit for mobility. The 1982 World Cup was a moment of national pride for Poland, culminating in a third-place finish after defeating France in the consolation final. This jersey is a tribute to the often-unsung heroes between the posts and to Kazimierski’s role in one of Poland's greatest footballing achievements. An essential piece for historians and collectors of World Cup memorabilia.