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Official Napoli Home jersey made by Ennerre for the 1990/1991 season. The jersey features Napoli's iconic light blue color, accented by a white band across the chest. It showcases the Napoli crest on the chest, alongside the Ennerre logo and the famous Mars sponsor. The left side displays the Scudetto badge, celebrating the triumph of the previous season. The polo collar and "V" neckline add a classic touch. Size is "S".

Historical Anecdote:
The 1990/1991 season marked a transitional period for Napoli. Following their second Scudetto win, the team faced challenges, finishing seventh in Serie A. Diego Maradona remained the team’s technical and charismatic leader, but due to personal issues and sanctions, he left the club the following year. This jersey represents the last season Maradona wore Napoli's number 10, making it a highly valuable piece of history.

Official Udinese jersey made by technical sponsor Lotto for the 2006/2007 season, worn or prepared for player Montiel with the number 27. The jersey features a black-and-white striped design with curved graphic details and a modern fit. The front displays the Udinese Calcio crest, established in 1896, embroidered on the left chest, and the Gaudì commercial sponsor logo in the center. The Lotto logo is present on the sleeves. The back is customized with Montiel's name and the number 27 in perforated gray digits. The size on the internal label is L.

Historical Anecdote

The 2006/2007 season saw Udinese battling for a mid-table position in Serie A, reaffirming itself as one of the league's most consistent teams. The Friulian club was managed by Alberto Malesani, later replaced by Giovanni Galeone. While not achieving major milestones that season, Udinese continued to develop young talents and maintained its characteristic attacking playing style.