



Everton 2003-04 Rooney Home Kit (L)
Everton
2003-04 Home Kit
Rooney #18
Puma
Large
Pre-Owned / Great Condition / light wear to front sponsor and Puma print, small pull to bottom back, small pulls and fabric wear
The 2003-04 season was a challenging one for Everton, as they struggled for consistency in the Premier League, ultimately finishing 17th, just avoiding relegation. However, the campaign was significant as it marked Wayne Rooney’s final full season with the club before his blockbuster move to Manchester United. The teenage sensation had already burst onto the scene the previous year, but in 2003-04, he further showcased his immense potential, scoring nine goals in all competitions. Despite Everton’s struggles, Rooney’s fearless playing style, strength, and eye for goal made him the standout performer in an otherwise underwhelming season. His performances attracted heavy interest from top clubs, and after impressing for England at Euro 2004, he made a record-breaking £27 million transfer to Manchester United. Though his departure was bittersweet for Everton fans, his rise at Goodison Park remains one of the most memorable breakthroughs in Premier League history.
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Everton
2003-04 Home Kit
Rooney #18
Puma
Large
Pre-Owned / Great Condition / light wear to front sponsor and Puma print, small pull to bottom back, small pulls and fabric wear
The 2003-04 season was a challenging one for Everton, as they struggled for consistency in the Premier League, ultimately finishing 17th, just avoiding relegation. However, the campaign was significant as it marked Wayne Rooney’s final full season with the club before his blockbuster move to Manchester United. The teenage sensation had already burst onto the scene the previous year, but in 2003-04, he further showcased his immense potential, scoring nine goals in all competitions. Despite Everton’s struggles, Rooney’s fearless playing style, strength, and eye for goal made him the standout performer in an otherwise underwhelming season. His performances attracted heavy interest from top clubs, and after impressing for England at Euro 2004, he made a record-breaking £27 million transfer to Manchester United. Though his departure was bittersweet for Everton fans, his rise at Goodison Park remains one of the most memorable breakthroughs in Premier League history.
























