Serie A

Short-sleeved Napoli Away jersey produced by Lotto for the 1995/1996 season. The jersey is in excellent condition, the fabric retains the characteristics
original,vivid colors, slight opacity concerning the commercial sponsor. No size label is present, the model has the fit of an XL.

White short-sleeved away model. The jersey features an elegant jersey collar with light blue piping. Light blue bands, highlighting the weave of the fabric, run gently down the shoulders until they meet at the sleeve ends, light blue white knit borders. On the right side is embroidered in light blue the logo of technical sponsor Lotto, while heart side stitched the coat of arms of the Neapolitan team. In the center in sublimation is applied the commercial sponsor Record Cucine. On the back always sublimation the No. 14 in dark blue.

Boskov's Napoli achieved a quiet salvation in the championship with a 12th place finish with 41 points. Valuable pieces such as Cannavaro and Carbone were sold to Parma; Pizzi, Baldini, Colonnese, Di Napoli and the Argentine Ayala, the only major purchase, arrived in the Azzurri. It was Arturo Di Napoli who scored on a penalty against Sampdoria his fifth goal of the season to sign the salvation of modest Napoli, which greeted Boskov's farewell with affection.

Home Napoli jersey made by Nike for the 1998/1999 season, product in excellent condition. The fabric slightly discolored in some areas has imperceptible imperfections. Inside sewn Napoli label, size XL.

Home model long sleeve light blue. At the neck there is a white collar and a blue and light blue round neckline, on both shoulders to the full length of the sleeves one blue and two white stripes. The jersey features the logo of the technical sponsor Nike embroidered on the right and on the front heart side the stitched Napoli crest. In the center the thermo-applied sponsor Polenghi and on the right sleeve the logo of the Football League applied in floc. On the back thermo-applied in plastic we find Pesaresi's name and No. 27.

The city unaccustomed to B expected a quick rise to A, the fans had to face the harsh reality of the cadet league, getting very few results in their favor. In January came Stefan Schwoch, a striker with an easy goal, who was not enough to bring the blue team back to the top league championship. Napoli ended the championship in ninth place.