Serie A

Brescia short-sleeved home jersey produced by the technical sponsor garman and worn by number 28 Guardiola during the 2001/2002 season. Model in excellent condition, with uniform fabric and vivid and decisive colors, without streaks. XL size

The Brescia jersey is blue, with a white V across the entire chest. The edges of the sleeves are white with thin red and blue stripes, like the mandarin collar in jersey, from which the blue fabric can be glimpsed. In the center of the jersey are the technical sponsor Garman and, further down, the commercial sponsor Banca Lombarda, while the emblem of the sports club is sewn on the left arm and the patch of the Italian football league on the right. On the back there is the personalization of the number 28 Guardiola, in white, and a label on which the name of the club is embroidered.

Josep Guardiola Sala, known as Pep, is a former Spanish footballer employed as a midfielder, who has won numerous awards: six Spanish championships, two Spanish Cups, four Spanish Super Cups, one UEFA Champions League, one UEFA Super Cup and one Cup Winners' Cup UEFA, as well as an Olympic gold medal with the Spanish national team. He also wore the Brescia shirt in the 2001/2002 season and in 2003.

Hellas Verona away jersey made by the technical sponsor Nike and worn by number 4 Marquez in the 2014/2015 season. Model in excellent condition, with uniform fabric, without seams, halos or stretch marks; the color is bold, not faded. Size not specified

The Hellas Verona away jersey is completely black and so is the jersey collar. The crest of the Veronese sports club is sewn on the heart side, while the logo of the technical sponsor Nike and the brand name of the commercial sponsor agsm are sewn on the right side. The main sponsor Franklin Marshall appears on the chest in yellow. On the back, in the same colour, the number 4 and the name of the athlete R. Marquez can be read, as well as the writing 'Millenovecentotre'. The Italian Serie A patch is applied to the right arm.

Rafael Márquez Álvarez is a former Mexican footballer, now a highly respected football manager. The former defender is considered one of the best Mexican players of all time and has earned the nickname El Gran Capitán. He played for the Veronese team from 2014 to 2016 and collected 35 appearances.