Juventus

Official home Juventus jersey from the 1995/1996 season, produced by technical sponsor Kappa. This short-sleeved jersey features the iconic black and white vertical stripes, with the Kappa logo embroidered on the chest, alongside the Coppa Italia tricolore badge and the Scudetto, flanked by two golden stars representing the club's numerous league titles. The commercial sponsor Sony is printed in blue across the center. The white collar with button closure and black sleeve edges complete the design, making this jersey a symbol of Juventus in the '90s.

Historical Anecdote
The 1995/1996 season was one of the most important in Juventus history, culminating in the club’s Champions League victory, defeating Ajax on penalties in the final in Rome. With players like Alessandro Del Piero, Gianluca Vialli, and Fabrizio Ravanelli, Marcello Lippi’s team dominated Europe, taking Juventus to the top of European football for the second time in its history. This jersey symbolizes that triumphant season, fondly remembered by Juventus fans.

Official Juventus home jersey for the 2003/2004 season, produced by technical sponsor Nike. This black and white striped model features the Juventus crest sewn on the chest with two golden stars, symbolizing the club's numerous achievements, and the tricolor Scudetto patch in the center, representing the previous season's championship victory. The commercial sponsor Fastweb is displayed in yellow on the front. The back of the jersey features Nedved’s name and the number 11 in yellow with black borders. The jersey size is XL.

Historical anecdote
During the 2003/2004 season, Pavel Nedved, one of Juventus' key players, continued to deliver outstanding performances, although the team failed to replicate the previous season's success. The Czech midfielder, known for his tenacity and powerful shots, had just won the Ballon d'Or in 2003, thanks to his pivotal role in helping Juventus reach the Champions League final the year before.