This model can showcase your favorite player's jersey as a trophy. I originally made it as a birthday gift for my friend, but realized it can be used for any player. 

The main parts like the trophy stand itself and the jersey are in the description to print. Make sure you add supports for the hole at the bottom of the jersey. All of the pieces fit together well, and I recommend using superglue or hot glue to stick everything together.

I ended up cutting up a t-shirt and putting it over the printed jersey. Gave it a nice texture ad made the other designs easy to paint on.

For the big name and number on the front and back of the jersey, I recommend designing them yourself. You will need to customize it for the player number and name you want. It has a thickness of 5mm. This was stuck on using hot glue.

However, I did include a Fusion 360 file for you to use if you want to edit it yourself from the file I made. Just be warned that the number wasn't made using the letter tool, but was instead made using lines. Additionally, the font I used might be different from yours, so it won't look the same.

Additionally, I placed an empty Fusion 360 file of the plaque for you to edit. You can add the player's name and number to the plaque, and extrude it 1 to 2 mm.

If you don't have Fusion or are unable to edit the plaque, you can print out your own letters and numbers, just like I did for the big jersey number and team name that is actually on the jersey. Or, you can model the plaque yourself. I inserted a screenshot of the dimensions of the plaque.