I bought a jersey Enzo Frenandez
What is correct a jersey featuring Enzo?
a jersey with Enzo’s name on it?
5 comments
TheLizardKing89•
I would just say “I bought an Enzo jersey”
sophisticaden_•
You could say:
I bought an Enzo Fernandez jersey
I bought a jersey featuring Enzo
I bought a jersey with Enzo’s name on it
SloppySouvlaki•
Just say, “an Enzo Frenandez jersey”
SnooDonuts6494•
In British English, it's a shirt, not a jersey.
It's a Fernández shirt.
I'm wearing a Beckham shirt.
iamcarlgauss•
Echoing /u/SnooDonuts6494, for English football it's a "shirt", not a "jersey". You bought an "Enzo shirt" or a "Fernandez shirt". You can call it an "Enzo jersey", but it sounds very American to the point that it's the kind of thing they make fun of in places like /r/soccercirclejerk.
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