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Home jersey of the Italian National team made by Diadora for the 1990 World Cup, which took place in Italy. The design features a classic light blue with tricolor details on the collar and cuffs. The number 19 is clearly visible on the back, while the historic FIGC shield is featured on the chest. This iconic model was worn during the historic edition of the tournament that saw Italy reach the semi-finals, and then finish the journey in third place.

Historical anecdote: The jersey is famous for having been part of one of the most competitive teams of the 90s, where players such as Roberto Baggio, Salvatore Schillaci, and Giuseppe Giannini contributed to writing memorable pages in the history of Italian football. The 1990 tournament is still remembered today as one of the most exciting World Cups, with Italy being the protagonist of unforgettable challenges.

Portugal home jersey made by Nike for the 2002-2004 period, worn during the Euro 2004 qualifiers and the early international career of Cristiano Ronaldo. The design features a deep red color with yellow and green details, a classic look for the Portuguese national team. The chest displays the Nike logo and national crest, while the back features "C. Ronaldo" and the number 11, which he wore before taking on the iconic number 7.

Cristiano Ronaldo made his senior debut for Portugal on August 20, 2003, in a friendly match against Kazakhstan. At the time, he was a rising star at Sporting Lisbon and initially wore the number 11 jersey before becoming the legendary number 7. His participation in Euro 2004, where Portugal reached the final, marked the beginning of his incredible international journey.