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Houston Rockets Alperen Şengün #28 2025/26 Jersey - Statement Edition

Houston Rockets Alperen Şengün #28 2025/26 Jersey - Statement Edition

Regular price €41,99
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Rep the young center who's turned Houston into one of the league's most exciting teams to watch.

FansGalaxy runs on Collabs, Retro, and Special Editions as the core of the store — football is our main focus, but NBA is a real, growing part of the catalog too. This fan jersey puts #28 on Rockets red, built for anyone who's been riding with Alperen Şengün since his rookie season and wants to show it, whether courtside or on the block.

Want more from the Rockets or the same jersey style? Browse the full Houston Rockets collection or check out the NBA Statement Edition collection for more picks.

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Alperen Şengün

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🕐 Estimated delivery: 12–18 days from shipping date
📧 Tracking number sent by email once dispatched
🌍 Delivery times may vary by destination and customs processing

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The Houston Rockets Alperen Şengün #28 2025/26 Statement Edition fan jersey is made for fans of Houston's rising young center.

Quick answers

Who's this jersey for?

This one's for Houston Rockets fans and anyone who follows Alperen Şengün, in the Statement Edition colorway. The name and number are fixed as Şengün #28 on this design — there's no name/number customization field or patch option on this product page.

How long does delivery take?

Shipping is free and worldwide, with tracking included. Delivery typically takes about 12-18 business days, though it can vary a bit depending on your location.

What's the return/exchange policy?

You've got 30 days from delivery to request a return or exchange. Once approved, refunds are processed within 10 business days.

What's an interesting fact about Alperen Şengün?

Şengün was picked 16th overall in the 2021 NBA Draft by the Oklahoma City Thunder, but got traded to the Houston Rockets that very same draft night. Fans call him "Alpy" for short.