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Official Juventus training t-shirt from the 2009/2010 season, produced by technical sponsor Nike. This minimalist design features a white base with a black micro-dot band across the chest and sleeves. The Nike logo is embroidered on the right chest, while the Juventus crest with two stars, symbolizing 27 league titles, is applied on the left. Nike Fit Dry technology ensures comfort and breathability. Size S.

Historical anecdote
The 2009/2010 season was a challenging one for Juventus, marked by the managerial transition from Ciro Ferrara to Alberto Zaccheroni. Despite a promising start, the team finished seventh in Serie A, falling short of the club’s historical standards. One of the standout figures was Alessandro Del Piero, the captain and club icon, who remained a beacon for fans and teammates during this transitional year.

Official AS Roma home jersey for the 2001/2002 season, produced by Kappa and customized with the name and number of captain Francesco Totti, number 10. The jersey is in Roma's classic red with yellow details and features the INA Assitalia logo as the main sponsor on the front, alongside the AS Roma crest and the Scudetto badge, celebrating the previous season's championship victory. The back displays "Totti" and the iconic number 10. Size XL.

Historical Anecdote: In the 2001/2002 season, Roma, led by Fabio Capello, sought to defend their title as Italian champions. Francesco Totti, the team’s captain and symbol, continued to captivate fans with his talent and loyalty to Roma’s colors. Although Roma did not retain the championship, they fought until the final day, finishing second and securing a place in the Champions League. This jersey represents those glorious years, with Totti firmly establishing himself as a Roma legend.