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Official Chelsea away jersey for the 1995/1996 season, produced by Umbro and worn by the legendary Ruud Gullit, number 4. The jersey features a distinctive design with a combination of graphite grey and orange, enhanced by white and navy blue details. The Umbro logo is positioned on the right chest, while the Chelsea FC crest is on the left side. The commercial sponsor "Coors" is printed in the center of the jersey. On the back, the name "Gullit" and the number 4 are applied in white. The jersey is available in size XL.​ 

Historical Anecdote

The 1995/1996 season is remembered by Chelsea fans for the arrival of Ruud Gullit, a former Ballon d'Or winner, who brought experience and international class to the London team. Gullit initially played as a central defender, wearing the number 4 jersey, but was later moved to midfield, where his vision and technical skills had a significant impact. That year, Chelsea finished mid-table in the Premier League, but Gullit's presence laid the groundwork for the club's future success.​

Official home jersey of Paris Saint-Germain for the 2012/2013 season, manufactured by Nike. The design features the club’s traditional navy blue with two vertical red and white stripes in the center. The PSG crest is stitched on the left chest, while the Nike logo is embroidered on the right. The main sponsor, Fly Emirates, is printed in white on the front. The back showcases the name "Pastore" and the number 27, worn by Argentine playmaker Javier Pastore.

Historical anecdote

The 2012/2013 season was a turning point for Paris Saint-Germain as they won the Ligue 1 title under Carlo Ancelotti’s management. This victory marked the club’s return to the top of French football after a 19-year wait. Javier Pastore, one of the first marquee signings of the Qatari era, stood out with his elegance and technique, contributing with goals and assists to PSG’s success.