NEW YORK — Giants fans don’t have to buy a new Odell Beckham Jr. jersey. OBJ finally reclaimed his rightful place on the numerical roster at Tuesday’s practice, donning the No. 13 jersey he made famous during his soar to stardom from 2014 through 2018 as a Giant. Wide receiver Jalin Hyatt had the number, but he was released Sunday and placed on the practice squad. The exact details of the ...

New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham reacts after he thought a pass interference call should have been made against the Philadelphia Eagles in the fourth quarter at Lincoln Financial Field on Nov. 25, 2018, in Philadelphia.

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NEW YORK — Giants fans don’t have to buy a new Odell Beckham Jr. jersey.

OBJ finally reclaimed his rightful place on the numerical roster at Tuesday’s practice, donning the No. 13 jersey he made famous during his soar to stardom from 2014 through 2018 as a Giant.

Wide receiver Jalin Hyatt had the number, but he was released Sunday and placed on the practice squad.

The exact details of the transfer of the number aren’t yet known, but it secures Beckham as all the way back to the organization that drafted him in 2014.

Now the goal is to produce in the regular season and help get the Giants back on the path to greatness.

Personally, and for the team, that is what Beckham wants most.

“Walking through life over the last two years, a bit of hardships, I just wasn’t where I wanted to be,” Beckham said Monday. “Now, being able to walk in here, I remember coming here to practice and seeing the ‘86, the ‘90, the 2007 (and) ‘11 banners. And I was like, ‘Man, I just want to bring one here.’

“And I think you’ll always hear me talk about it,” he added. “I feel like no matter what team you’re on, that’s the goal.”

The Giants completed their 17-player practice squad by making four more signings: offensive linemen Kingsley Eguakun and Darian Kinnard, wide receiver Charlie Jones and defensive back Elijah Jones.

They will practice once more on Wednesday before taking a break for Labor Day weekend and resuming with Week 1 preparations to open against the Dallas Cowboys.