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Official home jersey of the Netherlands national team for the 2004 season, produced by Nike and personalized with the name Sneijder and number 14. The jersey is orange, featuring black details on the collar and sleeves. The Nike logo is positioned on the right chest, while the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB) crest is on the left side. On the back, the name "Sneijder" and number 14 are applied in black. The jersey is available in size L.

Historical Anecdote

In 2004, Wesley Sneijder was an emerging talent in Dutch football, known for his vision and precise passing. Although the Netherlands did not participate in the 2004 European Championship, Sneijder continued to develop as an attacking midfielder, becoming a key player for the national team in the following years.

 

€179.00
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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.

 

€199.00
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Official away jersey of the Italian national team for the 2006 season, produced by Puma and personalized with Del Piero’s name and number 7. The jersey is long-sleeved, white with a V-neck collar and blue trim on the sleeve edges. The Puma logo is placed on the right chest, while the FIGC badge is centered below the collar. The number 7 appears on the left chest. On the back, the name "del piero" and number 7 are in blue with gold outline. The jersey is available in size M.

Historical Anecdote

In 2006, Italy won its fourth World Cup title in Germany. Alessandro Del Piero played a key role in the semifinal against Germany, scoring the second goal in extra time. That goal sealed the win and sent the team to the final against France, which Italy won on penalties. Del Piero proved to be one of the decisive figures of the tournament.

 

€299.00
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Official Northern Ireland jacket made by Umbro for the 1993/1994 season. The design features a combination of green, blue, and white with bold V-shaped patterns across the front and back. The national team crest is embroidered on the left chest, while the Umbro logo is on the right. The zip closure adds to the classic '90s retro look.

Historical anecdote

During the 1993/1994 period, Northern Ireland was competing in the qualifiers for the 1994 FIFA World Cup in the USA but failed to secure qualification. However, the squad included experienced players such as Jimmy Quinn and Gerry Taggart, who left a lasting impact on the national team's history.

 

€199.00
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Norway's home jersey for 1998, made by Umbro, featuring a red base with a white and blue Norwegian cross design on the chest. The Umbro logo is centered, while the national team crest is placed on the left side. The polo collar has white, red, and blue details, adding a touch of elegance to the kit.

Historical anecdote

1998 was a historic year for Norway, as they participated in the World Cup in France and reached the Round of 16. Their most iconic moment was the 2-1 victory against Brazil in the group stage, a win that secured their qualification for the knockout rounds.

 

€179.00
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Season: 2016/2017

2016/2017 Italy Puma Jacket


Official Italy National Team jacket produced by Puma for the 2016/2017 season. The design features a dark blue base with light blue details on the shoulders and sleeves. The front showcases the "Italia" lettering with the tricolor flag, along with the Puma logo and FIGC badge. The half-zip closure and technical fabric ensure comfort and optimal performance. Size L.

The 2016/2017 season was a transitional period for the Italian national team, led by Giampiero Ventura after Euro 2016. The World Cup 2018 qualification campaign was challenging, ultimately ending in Italy missing the tournament, a historic setback for Italian football.

 

€49.00
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Italy’s home jersey for the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France, made by technical sponsor Nike. The design features a classic blue color with white details on the collar and sleeves. The chest displays the Nike logo and the FIGC badge with the FIFA World Cup France '98 emblem. On the back, the name "Maldini" and the number 3 are printed. The indicated size is L.

Paolo Maldini captained Italy during the 1998 World Cup, leading the team to the quarter-finals, where they were eliminated by France in a penalty shootout. Maldini’s defensive skills and leadership were key throughout the tournament.

  

€199.00
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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.

€249.00
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USA home jersey made by Adidas for the 1994 World Cup. This bold design features wavy white and red stripes inspired by the American flag. The Adidas logo and "USA" lettering are on the chest. The back showcases "Lalas" and the number 22, worn by defender Alexi Lalas during the tournament.

Alexi Lalas was one of the most recognizable figures of the 1994 World Cup, known for both his defensive skills and his signature long hair and red beard. The United States reached the Round of 16, marking a historic achievement for American soccer before being eliminated by Brazil. Lalas became an icon of US soccer and helped popularize the sport in the country.

 

€249.00
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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.

 

€199.00
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This Italy national team jersey, produced by Puma for the 2006 season, is the legendary kit worn during the World Cup victory in Germany. The design features the iconic blue color with golden details, symbolizing elegance and prestige. The chest showcases the Puma logo and the FIGC emblem, while the number 5 is placed in the center. The back displays "Cannavaro" and the number 5 in gold.

The 2006 World Cup was a historic triumph for Italy, as they defeated France in a penalty shootout in the final. Captain Fabio Cannavaro led the defense brilliantly, with the team not conceding a single goal from open play throughout the tournament. His outstanding performances earned him the Ballon d’Or at the end of the year, cementing his legacy as one of Italy’s greatest defenders.

 

€149.00
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Official Italy National Team polo shirt made by Puma for the 2007 season. Elegant white design with tricolor details at the bottom and "Italia" lettering on the back. The FIGC badge is embroidered on the chest alongside the classic Puma logo. Size XL.

In 2007, the Italian National Team was coming off its historic 2006 World Cup victory and preparing for the Euro 2008 qualifiers. With key players like Fabio Cannavaro, Andrea Pirlo, and Gianluigi Buffon, the Azzurri aimed to maintain their dominance on the world stage.

 

€59.00

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