Juventus

Official Juventus jacket for the 2007/2008 season, crafted by technical sponsor Nike as part of the "Football Classics" collection. This stylish jacket features a black design with a white collar and gold details, including the Nike logo and a commemorative star with the year 1976-77, celebrating Juventus's UEFA Cup victory. The back showcases "Juventus" in large white letters. The M size makes it suitable for fans and collectors who appreciate a retro, distinctive look.

Historical Anecdote

The 2007/2008 season marked Juventus’s return to Serie A and European competitions after the Calciopoli scandal. Under coach Claudio Ranieri, the team secured third place in the league, earning a spot in the Champions League. Key players included Alessandro Del Piero, who became Serie A's top scorer, and Pavel Nedvěd, whose determination inspired the squad in this season of redemption. This jacket celebrates a period of resurgence and the historic 1976-77 European victory.

Official Juventus sweatshirt, produced by Kappa for the 1998/1999 season, in the kids' version. The design features the classic black and white colors with the Kappa logo repeated on the sleeves and 'Juventus' written in bold on the back. The Juventus crest with two stars is sewn on the chest, symbolizing the many victories of the Turin club.

During the 1998/1999 season, Juventus, under the leadership of Marcello Lippi, faced numerous challenges in Serie A and European competitions, further solidifying their reputation as one of Italy's top clubs.