Celtic supporters can buy the club's 1989/91 away shirt for an effective £9.34 through a TopCashback and Pro:Direct Sport deal. The shirt is advertised at £45, drops to £25 at Pro:Direct Sport, and then falls further once the cashback and sign-up bonus mechanics are applied. It comes with the 2026/27 season opener against Dundee Utd on August 3 in view.
The deal mechanics
The key detail is that £9.34 is not the sticker price. New TopCashback members receive a £15 bonus when they spend £15 or more at Pro:Direct, which brings the effective price down to £9.34 plus £4.99 delivery. That is the actual route to the bargain, and it is the part that matters for anyone thinking the shirt simply costs under a tenner.
The pricing line is straightforward. The Celtic 1989/91 away shirt is listed at £45, then reduced to £25 at Pro:Direct Sport before cashback enters the picture. For supporters who want the retro look rather than a modern remake, that is a sizeable cut on a shirt that first debuted in January 1989.
The shirt's original debut
The retro jersey was first worn in January 1989, when Celtic beat Hibernian 3-1 with goals from Mark McGhee, Paul McStay and Andy Walker. That gives the shirt a clear place in the club's history, which is why this kind of offer lands better than a generic kit discount.
Celtic also go into the new campaign in decent shape. They have won their last five league games, and scored three goals in each of their last two home league matches. Dundee Utd's recent form is mixed, with a DLDLW run in the sample set, and that makes the August 3 opener a cleaner backdrop for a retro shirt bargain than a routine mid-season sales push.
The match at Celtic Park is scheduled for 7.30pm live on Sky Sports. The shirt deal will not last forever, but the opening night fixture is already fixed, and the retro away kit is available before it arrives.
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