Serie A

The shirt is in excellent condition, the fabric is excellent and has the original characteristics, soft to the touch, with intact seams, it has no streaks or discontinuities of colour. Free from stains and defects

Short-sleeved home model in garnet colour, the club's traditional and distinctive colour, capable of conveying the passion, energy and emotions that have always distinguished the club and its fans. The shirt has a collar and V-neck in jersey, like the edges of the sleeves. The Turin club crest is sewn in the center of the chest, the technical sponsor Asics is embroidered on the right, the commercial sponsor Beretta is applied on the left, while the main sponsor Reale Mutua is applied in the center of the bust. The Asics logo is featured on both sleeves, while the Lega Calcio patch is applied to the right. The Rosina 20 personalization is present on the back

Alessandro Rosina returns to Serie A and scores his first goal in the top flight on 19 November 2006 in the Turin-Sampdoria match, scoring the final 1-0 penalty. At the end of the season he will count 35 appearances and 9 goals, contributing to the salvation of Turin; from January 2008, he became the new team captain.

Napoli shirt made by Legea for the 2003/2004 season. Product kept in excellent condition, the fabric retains its original characteristics, free from stains and streaks, the colors are bright, Size XL.

Short sleeve model characterized by balanced front and back dialogue in white and blue. V-neck in blue, the lettering of the technical sponsor Legea applied immediately below. The Napoli patch is embroidered in the center of the chest, we find the commercial sponsor Russo Cicciano applied in flock. The Legea logo sewn in white on the sleeves, the Serie B patch sewn on the right. On the back there is the personalisation, applied in rubber, Platone 17

Napoli in that season will close the Serie B championship in 14th place. On 2 August 2004, the seventh section of the bankruptcy court of Naples decreed the bankruptcy of the Neapolitan club. Napoli went bankrupt after 78 years of football history The 2004-2005 season Napoli will restart from Serie C under the name Napoli Soccer with Aurelio De Laurentis as president.