It’s almost a relic. In Gijon (Spain), the owner of the Warsovia bar, Borja Cortina, devoted a jersey of the Spanish selection of 1994 with devotion. The one, struck by number 21, worn that day by a native of the city: Luis Enrique, unhappy hero of a quarter-final of the World Cup lost against Italy, when he had been a victim of a stroke of the referee. “Here, everyone knows the story of this jersey. We all kept in mind the image of Luis Enrique…
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