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This official Juventus polo, produced by Nike for the 2008/2009 season, features the club’s iconic black and white vertical stripes. The design includes a white collar with buttons, giving it an elegant and casual look. The Nike logo is embroidered on the right chest, while the Juventus crest is proudly displayed on the left. This polo is size XL, perfect for fans looking to wear the club’s colors with a classic and stylish touch.

Historical Anecdote
The 2008/2009 season was a transitional phase for Juventus, with Claudio Ranieri as head coach. Despite not winning any titles, Juventus secured a second-place finish in Serie A, earning direct qualification to the Champions League. Key players that season included captain Alessandro Del Piero, a symbol of the club, and Pavel Nedvěd, who played his final season before retirement.

This is the official Lazio home jersey from the 1982/1983 season, produced by technical sponsor Ennerre (NR). The shirt features a classic design, divided into two sections: white on the upper half and light blue on the lower half. The commercial sponsor "Seleco" is printed on the chest, iconic for Lazio in those years, while the club's badge is absent from this version. The sleeves are white with horizontal blue stripes, a characteristic detail of Ennerre’s design. The number 2 is applied on the back in a bold, geometric blue font, typical of the 1980s style.

Historical anecdote: The 1982/1983 season was a tough one for Lazio, finishing with a hard-fought survival in Serie B. Players like Giordano and D'Amico were crucial for the club. Lazio managed to stay in the division, laying the groundwork for a return to Serie A in subsequent seasons. Ennerre remained one of the most beloved brands among Lazio fans, thanks to its high-quality jerseys and innovative designs of the time.