Nike

Official SSC Napoli sweatshirt for the 1997/1998 season, designed by technical sponsor Nike. This sweatshirt features a dark blue color with light blue and white accents, a full zip closure, and a high collar. Embroidered on the chest are the Nike logo and Napoli crest, while the Polenghi sponsor logo is prominently displayed on both the front and back. The Nike branding is also present on the sleeves. Made from warm and comfortable technical material, this sweatshirt was part of the club’s official apparel line for the season. Size: M.

Historical Anecdote

The 1997/1998 season was a challenging one for Napoli in Serie A. Despite the efforts of players like Claudio Bellucci and Francesco Turrini, the team struggled to avoid relegation, ultimately finishing in the lower part of the table. However, the unwavering passion of Napoli fans continued to shine through, making the San Paolo stadium a symbol of hope and dedication.

Official Arsenal Home jersey for the 1996/1997 season, produced by Nike and customized with Dennis Bergkamp's name and number 10. The jersey features the traditional red design with white sleeves, a historical symbol of the Gunners. The club crest is placed on the heart side, while the commercial sponsor JVC is displayed at the center. The Nike logo, as technical sponsor, is located on the right side of the chest. This jersey embodies a transitional year for Arsenal before Arsène Wenger's full influence, with Bergkamp already standing out as a key player.

Historical Anecdote: The 1996/1997 season was pivotal for Dennis Bergkamp and Arsenal. Following his arrival in 1995, the Dutchman began to cement his status as one of the Premier League's most graceful players. This season also marked Arsène Wenger's arrival midway through the campaign, revolutionizing English football with innovative tactics and training methods. Bergkamp played a crucial role in Arsenal's transition to a new era of success, thanks to his unparalleled vision and skill.