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Official away shirt of the Brazil national team from the 1996 season, featuring Ronaldinho’s name and number 18. Short-sleeved model in blue with white and green details on the collar and sleeve edges. The jersey showcases a tonal pattern with multiple CBF crests embedded in the fabric. The Brazil crest with four stars is applied on the left chest, while the Umbro logo appears on the front. The back features white numbering with a blue outline, reflecting the iconic Selecão style. Size XL.

In 1996, Ronaldinho was still an emerging talent but already displayed glimpses of the brilliance that would make him a football legend. With Brazil, he began to stand out for his extraordinary technique and flair, qualities that would later help him win the 2002 World Cup and the 2005 Ballon d’Or.

Official Lazio away jersey from the 2006/2007 season, produced by technical sponsor Puma. The jersey is white with blue details, including sleeve trims and collar. The Puma logo appears on the chest and shoulders, while the Lazio crest is stitched on the left side. The commercial sponsor INA Assitalia is prominently displayed in the center. The lower part of the jersey features a subtle graphic pattern in a lighter shade.

The 2006/2007 season was a memorable one for Lazio, as they secured a third-place finish in Serie A under coach Delio Rossi, earning a spot in the Champions League qualifiers. Key players such as Tommaso Rocchi and Goran Pandev played crucial roles, forming a lethal attacking duo. One of the highlights of the season was Lazio’s emphatic 3-0 victory in the Rome Derby, solidifying their position among the top teams in the league.