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Official Borussia Dortmund home jersey for the 1993/1994 season, produced by Nike. The long-sleeve shirt features a fluorescent yellow base with bold black “brushstroke” graphics on the shoulders and sleeves. The BVB crest with “09” is stitched on the left chest, while the black Nike logo is on the right. The central part displays the “Die Continentale” sponsor in black. On the back, “Dortmund” is printed vertically. The shirt has a black polo collar with yellow accents.

Historical Anecdote

In the 1993/1994 season, Borussia Dortmund, coached by Ottmar Hitzfeld, continued its rise among Bundesliga elites, finishing fourth. This campaign laid the groundwork for the club’s domestic title in 1995 and their 1997 Champions League triumph. Key players included Matthias Sammer, who would later win the Ballon d’Or, and top scorer Stéphane Chapuisat.

Official away jersey of the Italian national team for the 2006 season, produced by Puma and personalized with Totti’s name and number 10. The jersey is short-sleeved, white with a V-neck collar and blue sleeve trim. The Puma logo is placed on the right chest, while the FIGC badge is centered below the collar. The number 10 appears on the left chest. On the back, the name "totti" and number 10 are in blue with a gold outline. The jersey is available in size S.

Historical Anecdote

During the 2006 World Cup in Germany, Francesco Totti returned from a serious injury and played a key role in Italy’s path to victory. He scored a decisive penalty against Australia in the round of 16 and showcased his vision and leadership throughout the tournament. His contribution remains one of the defining moments of Italy’s fourth World Cup title.