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Parma home jersey made by the technical sponsor Champion and worn by number 17 Cannavaro during the 2001/2002 season. Model in good condition, except for imperfections on the fabric, with vivid and decisive colours. XL size.

The Parma jersey has horizontal yellow and blue stripes, with a V-neck in black, blue and yellow striped jersey. The sleeves have yellow and blue vertical stripes, with a central black stripe enclosing the Champion logo, reproduced consecutively. The emblem of the sports club is sewn on the heart side, the logo of the technical sponsor Champion is applied to the right side and the logo of the commercial sponsor Joy Parmalat is applied in the centre. On the back, the player's name appears in yellow on a blue background, while the number 17 in blue. On the right arm you can see the patch of the Italian football league.

The former Neapolitan defender Fabio Cannavaro was world champion in 2006 with the Italian national team, of which he was the captain from 2002 to 2010. In the same year he won the Ballon d'Or and was elected FIFA World Player of the Year. He is certainly one of the strongest players of his generation, so much so that he is included in the Italian football Hall of Fame.

The shirt made by Errea for the 1998/1999 season is in perfect condition, the fabric is excellent and has its original characteristics, with intact stitching, vivid colour, no halos or color discontinuities. Size XL

White short-sleeved shirt model with arched and blue inserts. The uniform is acetate with a V-neck and a jersey collar and orange inserts, such as the edges of the sleeves. In the center, a horizontal orange band contained by blue borders houses the Atletico Van Goof company crest applied in sublimation. In the center of the chest, in sublimation, the technical sponsor Errea. The shoulders and sleeves are also orange surrounded by a blue border. On the back, in sublimation, the company logo.

From an idea by Fabio Fazio, a well-known television presenter ofQuelli che il calcio, On 27 August 1997, Atletico Van Goof was officially registered with the FIGC and took part in the relevant championship, the Third Category, the last level of the Italian football scene. Those that Calcio connects with the Atletico match every Sunday, celebrating in case of victory and listening to the anthem written and sung by Claudio Baglioni, who has become a supporter of the team. After two years in the third category, Van Goof wins the championship and in 1999 he is promoted to second category amidst the triumph of the broadcast and Peter Van Wood