LIVERPOOL - POP Football N° 76 - Ian Rush

This figurine from Funko’s POP! Sports range depicts the courageous, determined and indispensable striker before he made his name: the legendary Liverpool FC forward, Ian Rush.

The figure features the stylised features and proportions characteristic of Funko figures, with its distinctive design. This specific model is part of the POP! Football / Sports range, a series that reimagines football legends with athletic poses and enhanced detail, whilst retaining standard box dimensions. The plastic sculpture pays meticulous attention to the athlete’s physical attributes, capturing his vigour on the pitch, his determination and his physique as an elite player. The paintwork faithfully reproduces the contrasting colours of the Mersey club’s iconic red shirt to capture the mindset of this demanding goalscorer.

This officially licensed collectable figurine is primarily aimed at football fans, Liverpool supporters and Funko collectors. The item is supplied in its original display box, which is numbered and features the team’s colours.

Inspired by the history and expanded universe of British football, Ian Rush is a legendary athlete who spent much of his sporting career pursuing a single goal: to find the back of the net and etch his name into the pantheon of Europe’s greatest strikers. Having become Liverpool’s all-time leading goalscorer, he made his mark on English pitches and came of age amidst the biggest clashes in the Premier League and European Cup, learning to hone his positioning and his absolute mastery of one-on-one situations, all whilst maintaining a humble attitude and strict team-first values to lead his team to victory. He is the one who breaks the deadlock in the most complex situations thanks to his innate goal-scoring instinct, never hesitating to give his all on the pitch to lift the most prestigious trophies. This marked the start of a gruelling sporting journey, in which this great competitor used his determination to guide the Reds through legendary matches, establishing himself as the indispensable star player needed to win derbies and send the Anfield crowd into raptures.