Commemorative jersey of Sampdoria for the 1997/1998 season, produced by technical sponsor Asics. This XXL-sized special edition jersey features a unique half-blue, half-white design with details such as the Sampdoria logo and the St. George's cross emblem embroidered. The commercial sponsor Daewoo is vertically printed on the right side. On the back, the name "Veron" and the number 20 stand out, worn by the Argentine midfielder Juan Sebastián Verón during his season with the blucerchiati.

Historical anecdote:
Juan Sebastián Verón played for Sampdoria during the 1996/1997 season and part of 1997/1998, making a strong impact with his extraordinary talent. Despite the club being in a period of transition, Verón showcased his vision and midfield mastery. His illustrious career later saw him don the jerseys of top clubs such as Parma, Lazio, and Manchester United, cementing his place as one of the greatest midfielders of his generation.

Official AC Milan away jersey from the 1998/1999 season, produced by Adidas, featuring Paolo Maldini's name and number "3". The jersey is white with red accents and features the Adidas logo embroidered in red, the Milan crest with the star symbolizing 10 league titles, and the Opel commercial sponsor printed in black at the center. Adidas’ iconic three stripes adorn the sleeves, and the back proudly displays "Maldini" and the number 3 in bold, red-bordered lettering.

This jersey, in size XL, celebrates a historic season when AC Milan became Serie A champions. Paolo Maldini, a timeless symbol of the team and a defensive pillar, played a crucial role in the season's success.

Historical Anecdote:
During the 1998/1999 season, Paolo Maldini cemented his legacy as a football icon. Under Alberto Zaccheroni's management, AC Milan secured the Serie A title, overcoming tough competition with a remarkable comeback in the season's second half. Maldini, as captain and leader, stood out for his defensive prowess, versatility, and ability to inspire his teammates during crucial moments.