Liam Millar
Canada
-Iceland
IssuedSigned
Liam Millar
Canada
-Iceland
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On March 28, 2026, Canada hosted Iceland for an international friendly at BMO Field. This official Canada jersey was match-issued to attacker Liam Millar for the match, which resulted in a 2-2 tie. Millar featured as a substitute during the game, contributing to the squad's offensive efforts. This collectible is signed by the player and is fully authenticated by Fabricks. It offers fans a chance to own a piece of the Canadian national team's 2026 campaign.
On March 28, 2026, Canada hosted Iceland for an international friendly at BMO Field. This official Canada jersey was match-issued to attacker Liam Millar for the match, which resulted in a 2-2 tie. Millar featured as a substitute during the game, contributing to the squad's offensive efforts. This collectible is signed by the player and is fully authenticated by Fabricks. It offers fans a chance to own a piece of the Canadian national team's 2026 campaign.
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Details
Date
28 March 2026
Size
M
Team
Canada
Game
Canada - Iceland
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