Asics

Official Atalanta jacket for the 1995/1996 season, produced by technical sponsor Asics and featuring commercial sponsor Somet Credito Bergamasco. In blue with black details on the collar and upper section, it displays the embroidered Asics logo on the chest and sleeves, while the Atalanta crest is applied on the left side. The back features a large Asics logo alongside the Somet Credito Bergamasco branding. The sleeve inserts are adorned with repeating Asics logos. In size XL, this jacket is a 1990s classic and a must-have for Atalanta fans.

Historical anecdote
The 1995/1996 season was a memorable one for Atalanta, as the team reached the Coppa Italia final, ultimately losing to Fiorentina but achieving a significant milestone. A standout player was Filippo Inzaghi, in his debut season with Atalanta, who emerged as one of Italy’s most promising forwards. His talent helped elevate the team and laid the foundation for an extraordinary career at the pinnacle of European football.

Official Sampdoria home jersey from the 1998/1999 season, produced by technical sponsor Asics. This XXL-sized jersey features the classic blue color with the traditional blucerchiati horizontal stripe, showcasing the club crest in the center. The chest is adorned with the Asics logo and commercial sponsor Daewoo Matiz. The back is personalized with the name "Ortega" and number 10, paying tribute to Argentine playmaker Ariel Ortega, who wore this kit during his brief stint with the club.

Historical anecdote:
The 1998/1999 season was challenging for Sampdoria, as the club faced relegation to Serie B. However, it marked the arrival of Ariel Ortega, nicknamed "El Burrito," a player of immense talent who struggled to adapt to Italian football. Despite the team's difficulties, Ortega’s elegant and unpredictable style of play left a lasting impression, cementing his status as one of the most beloved Argentine players of his era.