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1999/2000 Polo Juventus Kappa. In the year that brought the world towards the new millennium, the controversial end of the season remained impressed in the memory of the Juventus supporters, when, on the last day of Serie A, the team led by Carlo Ancelotti was punished by a goal by Alessandro Calori on field of Perugia after a suspension of over an hour due to a violent storm: to enjoy all this was Lazio who obtained the three points in their match and made the overtaking that led them to the tricolor.

The product on display is clearly visible from the various photos. The polo shirt is predominantly gray, with long sleeves bordered in black and white at the ends and a stand-up collar with three buttons, itself bordered in black and white colors at the edges; the club logo is embroidered on the top left while on the opposite side the logo of Kappa, technical sponsor of the black and whites, is embroidered in black, followed by the white embroidered writing JUVENTUS inside a black rectangle and by the commercial sponsor D+, stitched, with subtitle DIGITAL FREEDOM.

At the top on the back we find the technical sponsor embroidered, once again and always in black.

1995/1996 Shorts Third Juventus Kappa. One of the most interesting news that concerned the black and white team at the time was the inclusion of a very young Alessandro Del Piero on a permanent basis in the first team, close to the strikers Fabrizio Ravanelli and Gianluca Vialli.

The product is clearly visible from the photos relating to it. The shorts are black; the logo of the technical sponsor, Kappa, is embroidered in white on the left end, while two golden stars are embroidered on the opposite side; on the side of the left thigh appear four yellow triangular shapes applied in sublimation.

On the back we find the four triangular shapes mentioned above simply re-proposed.