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1999/2000 Home Parma Shirt Crespo 9. Made by Champion, this shirt features gradient yellow and blue horizontal stripes, with the Champion and Parmalat logos on the front. On the back, name Crespo and number 9. Size XL.

 

€199.00
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1998/1999 Lazio Training Sweatshirt Puma. This training sweatshirt by Puma for the 1998/1999 season features a bold design in black with grey panels and neon green accents. The iconic Puma logo sits centrally on the chest, with the Lazio club badge above the heart. On the back, the CIRIO sponsor highlights the era when the Biancocelesti were among Italy’s elite.

That season, Lazio under Sven-Göran Eriksson reached the pinnacle of European football, finishing second in Serie A, winning the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, and making the Coppa Italia final. It marked the beginning of a legendary cycle for the capital club. Size: L

 

€119.00
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Lazio training jacket made by Umbro for the 1990/1991 season. Half-zip model with light blue and navy geometric design and striped sleeve inserts. Features embroidered Umbro logo and club crest on the chest. Size not specified.

 

€199.00
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Lazio home jersey from the 1998/1999 season, made by Puma, size L. Classic light blue design with black inserts on shoulders and sleeves, Lazio crest and Coppa Italia badge on the chest along with Puma logo. Cirio sponsor printed across the front. Name "De La Peña" and number 21 on the back in black with outline. Lega Calcio patch on the right sleeve.

Historical Anecdote

Iván De La Peña joined Lazio in 1998 after his time with Barcelona. Known for his exquisite passing and field vision, he played a key role during a successful season under Eriksson. Lazio won the Italian Supercup and reached the Cup Winners' Cup final. Though his stay was brief, his technical brilliance left a lasting impression.

 

€349.00
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Commemorative jersey worn during “Mancini Day”, the farewell match for Roberto Mancini on May 7, 2001, at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, made by Erreà. The shirt is white with sky blue side inserts and yellow piping. The Erreà logo appears on the right chest, while the left features the Italian Scudetto and a stitched inscription honoring the event. The sponsor “Cirio” is centrally printed. On the back, "Mancini" and number 10 in navy blue. Serie A patch on the sleeve. Size XL.

Historical Anecdote

Roberto Mancini ended his playing career at Lazio, where he played from 1997 to 2001. “Mancini Day” was a tribute match celebrating his achievements. During that time, Lazio enjoyed a golden era, having just won the Serie A title in 1999/2000. Shortly after retiring, Mancini began his successful managerial career alongside Sven-Göran Eriksson.

 

 

 

€399.00
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Lazio's home jersey for the 1995/1996 season, made by technical sponsor Umbro. The design features the traditional light blue color with navy details on the collar and sleeves. The chest displays the Umbro logo, Lazio crest, and Banca di Roma sponsor. The back is customized with "Nesta" and number 13. Size XL.

Alessandro Nesta, a rising star at Lazio, began showcasing his immense defensive talent during the 1995/1996 season. Having come through the club's youth ranks, he quickly established himself as a key player, displaying elegance, strength, and tactical intelligence—qualities that would make him one of the greatest defenders of his generation.

  

€299.00
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Official Lazio polo shirt made by technical sponsor Puma for the 2001/2002 season. The design features a sky-blue base with a navy blue contrast polo collar and button closure. The chest is embroidered with the Puma logo, the Lazio crest, and the Siemens Mobile sponsor. Made from lightweight and comfortable fabric, ideal for casual wear. The indicated size is M.

The 2001/2002 season was a transitional year for Lazio, which faced a major restructuring after winning the Serie A title in 2000. Managed initially by Dino Zoff and later by Alberto Zaccheroni, the team finished 6th in the league, securing a UEFA Cup spot. Despite financial struggles, the squad still included top players like Hernán Crespo, Alessandro Nesta, and Pavel Nedvěd before some departed due to financial constraints.

 

 

€79.00
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This Lazio jersey, produced by Puma for the 2001/2002 season, features the classic sky-blue color with white side inserts and black details. The round collar with subtle trims perfectly complements the modern design of the kit. The right chest features the Puma logo, while the left side displays the Lazio crest. The commercial sponsor Siemens Mobile is printed in the center. The back showcases "Fiore" and the number 20 in black with a white outline.

The 2001/2002 season was a transitional phase for Lazio, with multiple coaching changes and a revamped squad. Stefano Fiore, a highly skilled midfielder with great vision, was one of the key players, showcasing his technical ability and eye for goal. Fiore later won a Coppa Italia with Lazio in 2004 before moving on to other Serie A clubs.

 

€199.00
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Official Lazio away jersey for the 1993/1994 season, made by Umbro. The design features a striking yellow base with blue details on the collar and sleeves, along with a subtle geometric pattern. The Umbro logo is embroidered on the chest next to Lazio’s crest, while the commercial sponsor Banca di Roma is printed in black across the front. The large number 10 is printed on the back, a classic touch from the era.

During the 1993/1994 season, Lazio was emerging as a strong contender in both Italian and European football. One of the standout players of that period was Giuseppe Signori, one of Serie A’s top strikers, who wore the number 10 jersey and became a key figure for the team.

 

€399.00
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Official Lazio polo for the 2001/2002 season, made by Puma. The design is elegant, featuring a navy blue color with white details. The front includes the Puma logo, Lazio badge, and Siemens Mobile sponsor. Size XL.

During the 2001/2002 season, Lazio underwent a transitional year after a period of success. Players like Hernán Crespo and Alessandro Nesta played key roles despite financial difficulties.

 

€89.00
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Official home shirt of Lazio from the 1995/1996 season, featuring Giuseppe Signori’s name and number 11. Short-sleeved model in the club’s iconic light blue color, with navy blue details on the collar and sleeve edges. The fabric features a subtle diamond pattern. The Lazio crest is applied on the left chest, while the Umbro logo is positioned on the front. The Banca di Roma sponsor is prominently displayed in the center. Size XL.

Giuseppe Signori was one of the most prolific strikers of the 1990s and a Lazio icon. In the 1995/1996 season, he continued to showcase his incredible goal-scoring ability, finishing as the team’s top scorer with 24 league goals. Under coach Zdeněk Zeman, Lazio secured third place in Serie A and qualified for the UEFA Cup. Zeman’s attacking philosophy perfectly suited Signori’s skills, making him a fan favorite.

 

€299.00
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Official Lazio away jersey from the 2006/2007 season, produced by technical sponsor Puma. The jersey is white with blue details, including sleeve trims and collar. The Puma logo appears on the chest and shoulders, while the Lazio crest is stitched on the left side. The commercial sponsor INA Assitalia is prominently displayed in the center. The lower part of the jersey features a subtle graphic pattern in a lighter shade.

The 2006/2007 season was a memorable one for Lazio, as they secured a third-place finish in Serie A under coach Delio Rossi, earning a spot in the Champions League qualifiers. Key players such as Tommaso Rocchi and Goran Pandev played crucial roles, forming a lethal attacking duo. One of the highlights of the season was Lazio’s emphatic 3-0 victory in the Rome Derby, solidifying their position among the top teams in the league.

  

€119.00

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