Sponsors
Original sponsor prints exactly as they are applied to the match shirts. Often tournament-specific: clubs regularly carry a different sponsor in European fixtures than in the domestic league, which makes these prints hard for collectors to find.
Why sponsor prints exist separately
Clubs do not always carry the same sponsor on every shirt. European fixtures regularly fall under a different contract, and third shirts sometimes carry another partner than the home kit. So anyone recreating a shirt from a specific match needs the sponsor print belonging to that tournament and that shirt — not the standard version.
Limited availability
Sponsor prints reach the market loose in far smaller numbers than name sets and badges, certainly those for third shirts. Often only a handful exist. What is listed here is generally what there is; reordering this type of part is rarely possible.
Applying in the right place
Sponsor prints are larger than badges and therefore need more precise alignment: a couple of millimetres off shows immediately across a chest panel. Measure before you press, and stick to the temperature and pressing time listed with the product. Everything here is the original player issue version. Combine with a name set and the matching badges for a complete shirt.