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Official training sweatshirt of the England National Team for the 1996 season, produced by technical sponsor Umbro. The garment features a navy blue base with white and red accents, reflecting England's traditional colors. On the chest, the Umbro logo is embroidered on the right side, while the Three Lions crest is stitched on the left. The sweatshirt includes a high collar with a half-zip closure and elasticated cuffs for comfort during training sessions. Size is L.​

In 1996, England hosted the UEFA European Football Championship, known as Euro '96. Under manager Terry Venables, the English national team reached the semifinals, igniting great enthusiasm among fans. Players like Alan Shearer, the tournament's top scorer, and Paul Gascoigne, with his memorable goal against Scotland, were standout performers during the competition.​

Official Inter polo shirt from the 2010/2011 season, made by technical sponsor Nike. The design features a navy blue base with fine white horizontal stripes and a gold line crossing the chest. The left chest bears the stitched Inter crest with star, while the center features the Italian championship shield won the previous year. The Nike logo appears in gold on the right. It has a button-up polo collar and short sleeves. On the back, just under the collar, there is a small Nike logo framed in gold. Size is L.

The 2010/2011 season marked Inter’s campaign following the historic treble. Under coaches Rafa Benítez and later Leonardo, the club lifted both the Italian Cup and Supercoppa Italiana. Wesley Sneijder continued to shine in midfield, while Samuel Eto’o remained a prolific scorer. Though the league title eluded them, the team retained a strong presence in domestic and European competitions.