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Official Italy National Team away jersey for the 1996/1997 season, made by technical sponsor Nike. This white jersey features a blue collar with yellow trims, a distinctive and elegant design reflecting Italy's traditional colors. On the chest, next to the Nike logo, is the FIGC badge with three stars representing Italy’s World Cup victories. The word "Italia" is displayed in blue on the lower back, symbolizing national pride.

Historical Anecdote

The 1996/1997 away jersey was worn during the qualifiers for the 1998 World Cup. One of the standout players of that era was Alessandro Del Piero, a young Juventus star who quickly became one of the most beloved players in the national team. Under the guidance of Cesare Maldini, Italy showcased strong defensive prowess and successfully progressed on the road to the World Cup.

This is the official Parma Away jersey for the 1996/1997 season, crafted by technical sponsor Puma and featuring Parmalat as the commercial sponsor. The jersey boasts a bold and vibrant design, with a yellow base accented by electric blue details on the sleeves and collar, giving it a distinctive look. The Parma badge is sewn on the left chest, while the Puma logo is embroidered in white, highlighting the club's iconic color combination. The Parmalat logo, displayed centrally in dark blue, makes this jersey a classic piece, highly sought after by collectors.

The 1996/1997 season was significant for Parma, with the team coached by Carlo Ancelotti making a strong impression in Serie A. One of the key players was Argentine defender Néstor Sensini, known for his tactical prowess and experience, who helped strengthen Parma's defense. During this season, Parma qualified for the UEFA Cup, solidifying their position among the most competitive teams in Italian football at that time.