If your favourite player was Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink or Juninho Pernambucano back in the day, then you might have forked out a small fortune to get their name printed on a shirt.
One player who shares that exact problem is Liverpool and England full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold, who was born with a name that every club shop worker fears.
In fact, England fan Ben Kelly was gutted when he found out that he'd have to pay £1 per letter to get the 19-year-old's name emblazoned on his shirt ahead of the World Cup.
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"I wanted to buy an England shirt with Alexander-Arnold on the back but it's £1 per letter for printing Might have to be just 'Trent' instead." he said on Twitter.
Within the space of a few hours, Alexander-Arnold, who is likely to start for Gareth Southgate's side against Tunisia on Monday night, found the post on Twitter and promised to send him a shirt if he sent him his details via direct message.
Now this, folks, is a very classy gesture from the Liverpool defender.
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"DM me with your details and shirt size mate @bkelly776" he responded.
At the beginning of this season you'd have got long odds on Trent Alexander-Arnold going to Russia this summer.
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The Liverpool teenager had played just seven Premier League games in his career, all coming last season, before this term started, but the youngster has become a vital part of Jurgen Klopp's plans.
A great story. Let's hope he can continue his form in Russia in the coming weeks.
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