This official AC Milan jersey from the 1997/1998 season, crafted by technical sponsor Lotto, is a true collector's item. Featuring the classic red and black vertical stripes, the jersey includes refined details like a polo collar and red-trimmed sleeve edges.

The chest showcases the embroidered white Lotto logo, the Milan crest with a golden star, and the iconic Opel commercial sponsor. The jersey is personalized with Desailly's name and the number 8 on the back, printed in bold white with black outline, paying tribute to the legendary French defender who left an indelible mark on the club's history.

Historical anecdote:
The 1997/1998 season was a transitional year for AC Milan. Despite struggles in Serie A, Marcel Desailly remained one of the team's most charismatic and versatile players. Joining from Marseille in 1993, Desailly had already cemented his place among the club's legends with his physical strength, tactical awareness, and ability to excel as both a central defender and midfielder. Nicknamed "The Rock," he was instrumental in Milan's 1994 Champions League triumph and continued to be a symbol of reliability in subsequent seasons.

The official AC Milan Away jersey for the 2004/2005 season, produced by technical sponsor Adidas, is an international football classic. This design features an elegant white base with red and black accents on the shoulders, the Adidas logo on the chest, and the Opel commercial sponsor in black at the center. On the left, the Milan crest with a golden star symbolizes national victories, while the Scudetto badge on the right celebrates the 2003/2004 league title.

The jersey is personalized with Andriy Shevchenko’s name and number 7 in red with black trim on the back, making it a unique piece for fans of the legendary Ukrainian striker. Made with ClimaCool fabric, it guarantees breathability and comfort. Size displayed: M.

Historical anecdote:
The 2004/2005 season was a memorable one for AC Milan and Andriy Shevchenko, who won the Ballon d’Or in 2004. The Ukrainian striker cemented his status as one of the best players in the world, scoring crucial goals during Milan’s Champions League campaign, which ended in the dramatic final against Liverpool in Istanbul. Despite the loss on penalties, Shevchenko remained a symbol of excellence and talent, scoring 17 goals in Serie A and continuing his legendary career with the Rossoneri.