Parma

Official Parma sweatshirt for the 2001/2002 season, produced by technical sponsor Champion. In navy blue, the sweatshirt features the Champion logo embroidered on the chest, sleeves, and center back, alongside the Parma badge on the left chest. Yellow side stripes on the sleeves add a touch of the club’s iconic colors. Made from comfortable fabric and in size L, this sweatshirt is ideal for fans and collectors of the Emilia-based team.

Historical anecdote
The 2001/2002 season was a challenging one for Parma, striving to maintain their competitiveness in Serie A after years of success. One of the standout players was Adriano, the young Brazilian talent on loan from Inter, who amazed fans with his strength and goal-scoring ability. The team finished mid-table in the league but managed to display high-quality football, keeping the passion of its supporters alive.

Official Parma tracksuit pants from the 2000/2001 season, produced by technical sponsor Champion. Navy blue in color, they feature the "Mr. Day" commercial sponsor logo printed on the left leg and the classic Parma A.C. crest embroidered inside the elastic waistband. Size XL, with an adjustable drawstring waist and zip closures at the cuffs, typical of training pants of that era.

Historical anecdote about Parma’s 2000/2001 season
The 2000/2001 season was a transitional year for Parma, with Argentine coach Daniel Passarella followed by Renzo Ulivieri. The club managed to secure fourth place in Serie A, earning a spot in European competitions. Players like Fabio Cannavaro, Lilian Thuram, and Hernán Crespo were standout performers, solidifying Parma’s position as one of Italy’s top teams.