Jim Bett – Scotland Squad (01/06/1984)

Here is an exceptional collector's item from the ultimate preparation for a sacred summer. This match-worn jersey was sported by midfielder Jim Bett with Scotland against France.

Match Context: The Blues' Final Rehearsal at the Vélodrome

On Friday, June 1, 1984, the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille hosted the French team's last friendly match just before the kick-off of Euro 1984. Facing a tenacious Scottish selection, Michel Hidalgo's men won 2-0 thanks to goals from Alain Giresse and Bernard Lacombe. This high-level international encounter allowed the Tartan Army to compete against the future European champion nation in the heart of a passionate Marseilles atmosphere.

Jim Bett: The Maestro of the Scottish Midfield

A creative midfielder then playing for KSK Lokeren, Jim Bett was a starter in the heart of the Scottish midfield, orchestrating his country's attacks against France's "magic square." This jersey features all the characteristics and markings of the 1984 Scottish national team, including its original number on the back. A privileged witness to this legendary summer, it is an invaluable museum-quality collector's item.