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Celebrate one of the greatest figures in basketball history with this POP! 250 – Michael Jordan figurine from Funko, officially licensed by the NBA. This commemorative edition depicts the former Chicago Bulls player in his iconic red number 23 kit, featuring a special, shiny and glittering Starlight Deco finish. Funko states the figure stands approximately 11.4 cm tall.
Michael Jordan is depicted with the ball in his hand in a dynamic mid-air pose, supported by a vertical red base that gives the impression he is soaring above the court. His kit features the Bulls’ red jersey with the words ‘BULLS’ and ‘23’, accompanied by matching shorts, a red armband and white trainers with red detailing. The glitter finish applied to the jersey, shorts and ball clearly distinguishes this version from traditional POP! Basketball figures.
The packaging also features the distinctive styling of the POP! 250 collection, with a black and gold window box featuring a marbled effect. Funko officially classifies this item in the Sports category, under the NBA licence and the Chicago Bulls sub-licence, and presents it as a commemorative edition with a glossy finish.
Manufacturer: Funko
Range / Collection: POP! 250
Category: POP! Sports / POP Bobble Head
Licence: NBA
Team: Chicago Bulls
Player: Michael Jordan
Number depicted: 23
Product type: collectable POP! figurine
Height: approx. 11.4 cm / 4.5 inches
Material: PVC / vinyl
Special finish: Starlight Deco
Appearance: glossy, shimmering finish
Outfit: red Chicago Bulls No. 23 jersey and shorts
Accessory shown: basketball
Base: red dynamic stand
Box dimensions: approx. 11.5 × 9 × 16 cm
EAN: 0889698981293
Funko reference: 98129
Michael Jordan joined the Chicago Bulls after being selected third overall in the 1984 NBA Draft. He played thirteen seasons with Chicago and led the team to six NBA championship titles, won in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997 and 1998. He was named Finals MVP in each of those six seasons, a record that still stands.
His individual honours also include five regular-season MVP awards, ten scoring titles, fourteen All-Star Game selections and one Defensive Player of the Year award. He ended his career with an average of 30.1 points per game and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009.