Serie A

2003/2004 Avellino Devis Contini 14 Match Jersey. Matteo Contini, currently coach of Carpi, is a former professional footballer, central defender, who also made his debut in the Serie A championship on 26 September 2004, for Parma. In 2003/2004 Contini defended the colors of Avellino in Serie B, participating, despite himself, in the painful relegation of the Irpinia team to Serie C1, due to the twenty-third place in the standings.

The photos clearly show the condition of the product. The shirt is short-sleeved, with a normal white collar, but the color that distinguishes it is above all green. As regards the upper part of the article: at the top, the wording, in white, of the technical sponsor, 'devis', is applied in rubber; from the collar start two thin vertical white painted stripes that cross the whole shirt, together with white bubbles, also painted and white; the logo of the Irpinia team is sewn under the technical sponsor; even further down, the word, still applied in rubber and still in white, NewNet, or the commercial sponsor, at the base of which is, to the right, another wording in white, 'Gruppo Tufano'; finally, the LEGA CALCIO logo is sewn on the back of the right sleeve.

On the back of the article we find, painted in white and in considerable size, the surname of the defender, CONTINI, and 14, his shirt number.

1999/2000 Bologna Diadora Sweatshirt. One of the most representative footballers of the rossoblu formation, at the time, was the striker Giuseppe Signori: in fact, the former Lazio footballer became the top scorer in Serie A for the Bolognese, scoring fifteen goals.

The product is clearly visible from the photos relating to it. The sweatshirt is completely in blue, with the exception of two red stripes that cover the shoulders and a wide red horizontal band present almost towards the end of the article; in reality we find the red color also at the beginning of the sweatshirt, because this closes by means of a zip which, if slightly open, can form a raised red collar; in the center extends the writing BOLOGNA FC 1909 applied in thermoadhesive; at the top right we find the wording embroidered in white of the technical sponsor, DIADORA; the technical sponsor's embroidered logo appears on the right sleeve, while the club logo is applied in velvet on the right sleeve inside a red oval.

The back of the sweatshirt has no relevant features.