Checked lots of different categories on BrickLink, but couldn't find anything on this figure, or even the torso by itself. Any help to get me closer to figuring out who this little guy is would be much appreciated!
asked Mar 13, 2017 at 5:27
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1My first guess would be that some fan of a sports team printed out its logo (or cut it out from a magazine or similar) and glued it onto a minifigure.– WrzlprmftCommented Mar 13, 2017 at 8:26
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1That sounds reasonable, but the 'stickers' are very similar to the type used in that era of minifigure (where the stickers put on torsos were often the type that would crack and peel with age).– SlicksterTheBricksterCommented Mar 13, 2017 at 14:22
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Soccer Player White Team Player 5
This minifigure appeared only once in the 2002 set Grand Championship Cup - U.S. Men's Team Cup Edition (3425).
There are two sticker sheets included in the set (1, 2), the second sticker sheet shows the stickers used on the minifigures. However the sticker used is for player number 7, but BrickLink calls this minifig player 5 (which isn't a huge difference but possibly worth mentioning for identification).
The instructions don't provide any particular guidance as to which minifigure is which number, probably because none of them represent real football players. You probably couldn't find the exact Minifig on Bricklink because they use an image without the stickers.
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1Thank you very much for the informational and insightful answer! I figured it was one of those figures that isn't listed with sticker information (there are also some parts with that issue, especially in older sets with smaller 'sticker over assembly' builds). Anyway, now I know where he came from, much appreciated! Commented Mar 14, 2017 at 0:42
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1The "VS" is actually "US" and that is the logo used by US Soccer from 1995 to 2006. See history of crest logos here: news.sportslogos.net/2016/02/29/…– shooverCommented Apr 6, 2021 at 23:13