Offered here is a match-worn Portugal National Team away jersey from a May 5, 1982 friendly against Brazil, worn by defender Eurico Gomes and preserved in the Oscar Collection.

The short-sleeve jersey is constructed in adidas white polyester, featuring a red turn-down collar and red adidas three-stripe detailing along the raglan shoulders — a design consistent with adidas's production for several European national teams of the early 1980s. The adidas Originals Trefoil logo appears on the left chest in black alongside the embroidered Federação Portuguesa de Futebol (FPF) crest — a richly detailed badge featuring the cross of the Order of Christ surrounded by decorative borders in red, yellow and blue, with multiple heraldic shields forming a distinctive and complex Portuguese football emblem. The jersey shows clear evidence of match wear including a visible stain on the front body and general fabric wear throughout, consistent with authentic use and age.

Portugal's national team of the early 1980s was building toward its emergence as a major European power, and this jersey — from a direct match against Brazil, with Oscar participating — represents a compelling piece of Iberian football history. From the Oscar Collection with direct provenance connecting it to the specific May 1982 friendly.

The Oscar Bernardi Collection

This shirt comes from the personal collection of José Oscar Bernardi, better known as Oscar, who played for the Brazil National Team from 1977 to 1986. Included is a letter of provenance signed by Oscar. Most jerseys in the collection were obtained directly through player swaps after competition. Others were acquired via gifts or trade with footballers in Oscar’s wide network of teammates and friends. At age 71, he still resides in Brazil and is ready for his collection to be appreciated by others in the hobby.