*Collector's Gem* Victor Bottaniz #13 River Plate (Argentina) Match Worn Shirt for Argentine First Division & Friendly Matches during 1973. Museum Piece-

*Provenance: Player Collection with PICS*

Important info: Rare Model and design for River Plate collectors. FA letters on the collar shirt neck is referred for "Futbol Amateur." This long sleeve model was used in "Reserva" matches and early professional matches by Victor Bottaniz first full season.

Víctor Alfredo Bottaniz (Resistencia, Province of Chaco, Argentina; May 12, 1953) is a former soccer player and current Argentine technical director. He played as a left winger and his first team was River Plate. Then he went through Unión de Santa Fe, 1 Racing, Temperley, Argentino de Firmat, 2 until he retired in 1989 wearing the shirt of Central Córdoba de Santiago del Estero.
He was a member of the Argentine National Team and together with Diego Maradona and Humberto Bravo, they were the last 3 players who were left out of César Luis Menotti's final list of 22 players for the 1978 World Cup.