Beerschot

Beerschot's history runs through several clubs and names. Beerschot Athletic Club was founded on 3 September 1899 and played under registration number 13. That club won seven Belgian league titles between 1921/22 and 1938/39 and the Belgian Cup in 1971 and 1979, and its ground on the Kiel became the Olympic Stadium of the 1920 Games. After the old club played its last match in 1999, Germinal Beerschot carried on at the Olympic Stadium and won the 2005 Belgian Cup final against Club Brugge. A new start followed in 2013 as KFCO Beerschot Wilrijk, which bought back number 13 and its honours in 2019 and has been called K Beerschot VA since.

Raymond Braine was the star of the title years of the 1920s, and Rik Coppens became the first winner of the Golden Shoe in 1954 as a Beerschot player. In the Germinal Beerschot years, youth players such as Jan Vertonghen, Thomas Vermaelen and Toby Alderweireld left for Ajax. The road back to the top flight passed through promotion finals against Cercle Brugge in 2018 and KV Mechelen in 2019, before promotion finally came in 2020. City rival Royal Antwerp has its own collection at Nummer Tien too.

Beerschot shirts are scarce, and the collection includes home, away and training shirts whenever they come in. Every shirt is checked for authenticity and is 100% original. Most are one of a kind, so once a shirt is sold, it may never come back. Nummer Tien also stocks Belgium national team shirts and more from the Jupiler Pro League.