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Season: 1995/1996

Maglia Training Vicenza Biemme 1995/1996

Official Vicenza Calcio jacket for the 1995/1996 season, produced by Biemme. The jacket is black with distinctive red and white geometric patterns on the front, sleeves, and back. The right chest features the Biemme logo, while the left displays the Vicenza Calcio crest. Centered is the Pal Zileri commercial sponsor. The back also includes both Biemme and Pal Zileri logos in large format. The collar has “Vicenza Calcio” lettering. It has a full-length zipper and two side pockets. Available in size XL (52).

€159.00

Season: 1995/1996

Giacca Perugia Galex 1995/1996

Official Perugia Calcio jacket for the 1995/1996 season, produced by Galex. The jacket is red, reflecting the club's traditional colors, with white details along the sleeves and collar. On the right chest is the Galex logo, while the left side features the Perugia Calcio crest, depicting the griffin symbol of the city. It has a full-length zipper and zippered side pockets. The cuffs and waistband are elasticated for a comfortable fit. The jacket is available in size L.

Historical Anecdote

During the 1995/1996 season, Perugia Calcio, under the presidency of Luciano Gaucci, competed in Serie B. The year was marked by a series of fluctuating results, with the team fighting to remain in the division. Despite the challenges, Perugia managed to secure its place in Serie B, laying the groundwork for future promotions that would see the club return to the top tier in subsequent years.

€159.00

Season: 2007/2008

2007/2008 Inter Nike Training Kids Jersey

Official Inter Milan kids training jersey for the 2007/2008 season, produced by Nike. The jersey is white with blue inserts along the sides and under the sleeves. The Nike logo is on the right chest, while the Inter crest is on the left, with the Italian championship shield placed in the center. Inside the collar is the “90” Nike series logo. The back is fully white, with the Nike logo beneath the collar. Size not specified in the images.

Historical Anecdote

During the 2007/2008 season, Inter, coached by Roberto Mancini, won their 16th Serie A title. Led by Zlatan Ibrahimović, they triumphed over Roma on the final matchday. It was also a key season for the club’s youth sector, known for developing future first-team and national squad players.

€89.00

Season: 2007/2008

2007/2008 Inter Away Nike Maicon 13 Jersey

Official Inter Milan away jersey for the 2007/2008 season, produced by Nike and personalized with Maicon’s name and number 13. The jersey is white with a large red cross on the front, referencing the Saint George's Cross, symbol of Milan. The collar is white with a red edge, and the phrase “Centenario Inter” is printed inside the collar in red. The Nike logo is on the right chest, the Inter Milan badge is on the left side along with the scudetto. The "Pirelli" sponsor is centered on the front. On the back, the name "Maicon" and number 13 appear in blue. The jersey is available in size S.

Historical Anecdote

During the 2007/2008 season, Inter celebrated their centenary. Maicon established himself as one of the best right-backs in Europe, playing a crucial role in securing the Serie A title. Inter won the league on the final matchday, edging past Roma in a thrilling title race.

€229.00

Season: 2006/2007

2006/2007 Inter Away Nike J. Zanetti 4 Jersey

Official away jersey of Inter Milan for the 2006/2007 season, produced by Nike and personalized with the name J. Zanetti and number 4. The jersey is white with a V-neck collar in light blue and black and blue detailing along the sides. The Nike logo is on the right chest, while the Inter Milan crest with one star is on the left. The commercial sponsor "Pirelli" is printed in blue at the center. On the back, the name "J. Zanetti" and number 4 appear in light blue with black outline. The jersey is available in size L.

Historical Anecdote

In the 2006/2007 season, Inter Milan dominated Serie A, winning the title with 97 points. Captain Javier Zanetti was a symbol of consistency and leadership, playing a vital role throughout the campaign. His performances that season further cemented his legendary status at the club.

€229.00

Season: 1999/2000

2000 France Home Adidas Zidane 10 Jersey

Official home jersey of the French national team for the 2000 season, produced by Adidas and personalized with Zidane’s name and number 10. The jersey is blue with white and red detailing on the sleeves and chest. It features a polo collar with white trim and a red insert at the neckline. The Adidas logo is on the right chest, while the French federation crest with one star is on the left. The number 10 appears on both the front and the back, along with the name "Zidane" in white with red outline. The jersey is available in size XL.

Historical Anecdote

In Euro 2000, France won their second European Championship by defeating Italy 2-1 in the final. Zinedine Zidane, already a World Cup champion in 1998, led the team with brilliant performances and cemented his status as one of the greatest players of his generation.

€199.00

Season: 2002/2003

2002/2003 AC Milan Home Adidas Rivaldo 11 Jersey

Official AC Milan home jersey for the 2002/2003 season, produced by Adidas and personalized with the name "Rivaldo" and number 11. The jersey features the traditional red and black vertical stripes, with a black polo collar. The Adidas logo is positioned on the right chest, while the AC Milan crest is on the left side. The commercial sponsor "Opel" is applied at the center of the jersey. On the back, the name "Rivaldo" and number 11 are printed in white. The jersey is available in size M.

Historical Anecdote

In the 2002/2003 season, AC Milan experienced a remarkable year, winning the UEFA Champions League for the sixth time in its history. Rivaldo, who joined from Barcelona, contributed to the team's success with his experience and technical skills. Although not always a starter, the Brazilian star made his mark, adding international prestige to Milan's midfield.

€229.00

Season: 2006/2007

2006/2007 Inter Milan Home Nike Materazzi 23 Jersey

Official Inter Milan home jersey for the 2006/2007 season, produced by Nike and personalized with the name "Materazzi" and number 23. The jersey features the traditional black and blue vertical stripes, with a black crew neck collar. The Nike logo is positioned on the right chest, while the Inter Milan crest is on the left side. The commercial sponsor "Pirelli" is applied at the center of the jersey. On the back, the name "Materazzi" and number 23 are printed in white. The jersey is available in size L.

Historical Anecdote

In the 2006/2007 season, Inter Milan dominated Serie A, winning the championship with a record 97 points. Central defender Marco Materazzi played a crucial role, scoring 10 goals in the league, an extraordinary contribution for a defender. This season solidified his reputation as one of the most prolific and charismatic defenders in Italian football.

€229.00

Season: 2004/2005

2004 Netherlands Home Nike Sneijder 14 Jersey

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

Season: 2003/2004

2003/2004 AC Milan Home Adidas Kaká 22 Jersey

Official AC Milan home jersey for the 2003/2004 season, produced by Adidas and personalized with Kaká’s name and number 22. The jersey features the club’s classic red and black vertical stripes, with black detailing on the collar and sleeves. The Adidas logo is positioned on the right chest, while the AC Milan crest is on the left. The commercial sponsor "Opel Meriva" is featured at the center. On the back, the name "Kaká" and number 22 appear in white. The jersey is available in size XL.

Historical Anecdote

In the 2003/2004 season, AC Milan won their 17th Serie A title. Ricardo Kaká, in his first season with the club, impressed with his class, vision, and goal-scoring ability. Scoring 10 goals in the league, he quickly became one of Europe’s top attacking midfielders and a fan favorite. His debut year marked the beginning of an unforgettable era.

€229.00

Season: 2005/2006

2006 Italy Away Puma Totti 10 Jersey

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

Season: 2005/2006

2006 Italy Away Puma Del Piero 7 Jersey

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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Season: 1995/1996

Maglia Training Vicenza Biemme 1995/1996

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Giacca Perugia Galex 1995/1996

Season: 2007/2008

2007/2008 Inter Nike Training Kids Jersey

Season: 2007/2008

2007/2008 Inter Away Nike Maicon 13 Jersey

Season: 2006/2007

2006/2007 Inter Away Nike J. Zanetti 4 Jersey

Season: 1999/2000

2000 France Home Adidas Zidane 10 Jersey

Season: 2002/2003

2002/2003 AC Milan Home Adidas Rivaldo 11 Jersey

Season: 2006/2007

2006/2007 Inter Milan Home Nike Materazzi 23 Jersey

Season: 2004/2005

2004 Netherlands Home Nike Sneijder 14 Jersey

Season: 2003/2004

2003/2004 AC Milan Home Adidas Kaká 22 Jersey

Season: 2005/2006

2006 Italy Away Puma Totti 10 Jersey

Season: 2005/2006

2006 Italy Away Puma Del Piero 7 Jersey

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