Bernardo Silva - Portugal

A framed display featuring the Portugal shirt, number 10, and the name Bernardo Silva in relief, a tribute to one of the most technically gifted and creative Portuguese midfielders of his generation. The display consists of 3 parts that click together without glue:

Outer frame – creates a sleek, deep look
Backplate with shirt design – the name and number in sharp detail
Inner border – clicks into the outer frame, holding the backplate firmly in place

Finish: smooth surfaces, sharp details, and barely visible print lines for a neat, professional look.

Dimensions: 22 x 14 cm

Completely glue-free, easy to assemble yourself, and perfect as a gift for a football fan or as an eye-catcher in your home.

About Bernardo Silva

Bernardo Silva grew into one of the best and most creative Portuguese midfielders of his generation. He began his professional career at Benfica before moving to AS Monaco in 2014. In France, he developed into a technically gifted and versatile player, helping Monaco win the French league title in 2017.

In 2017, Silva moved to Manchester City, where he became an absolute key player. With his excellent technique, dribbling skills, game insight, and versatility, he is a crucial link in midfield and attack. With City, he won multiple Premier League titles and domestic cups.

One of the highlights of his career came in 2023 when he won the Champions League with Manchester City as part of a historic treble. Silva played a significant role in the successful team that also clinched the Premier League and FA Cup that season.

Bernardo Silva is also an important international for Portugal. He represented his country in multiple major international tournaments and was part of the Portuguese squad that won the UEFA Nations League.

Bernardo Silva is known for his exceptional technique, dribbling skills, ball control, creativity, and game insight. With his versatility and impressive performances at the highest level, he has become one of Manchester City's most important players and a permanent fixture in the Portuguese national team.