Official away socks of Fiorentina for the 1995/1996 season, produced by technical sponsor Reebok. These white socks feature purple and red accents, with the Fiorentina logo embroidered, showcasing the iconic red lily within a yellow and purple diamond. Below the emblem, the Reebok logo is embroidered in purple with its signature red and purple stripe pattern. These socks are an iconic item for Fiorentina fans and a key part of the away kit used during that season.

Historical Anecdote
The 1995/1996 season was unforgettable for Fiorentina, coached by Claudio Ranieri. The team, led by the charismatic Gabriel Batistuta, won the Coppa Italia by defeating Atalanta in a two-legged final. Batistuta, nicknamed “Batigol,” was the star of the season with his decisive goals, cementing his status as a Fiorentina legend.

Official Milan jacket from the 1997/1998 season, produced by technical sponsor Lotto. This model features a predominantly red design with black and white details, along with the Opel logo, the club's commercial sponsor at the time, prominently displayed on the back and chest. The front showcases the Milan emblem with the star for 10 Scudetti, the Lotto logo, and a patch with the club's official symbol. The jacket is equipped with a zip closure and elastic cuffs for optimal comfort. Size L.

Historical Anecdote

The 1997/1998 season was a challenging one for Milan. Despite the presence of talented players like George Weah, Zvonimir Boban, and Paolo Maldini, the team struggled in the league, finishing in eleventh place. During that season, Alberto Zaccheroni replaced Fabio Capello, but the new Milan era would emerge only in later years. However, this jacket remains a symbol of the Milan-Lotto partnership, which defined the club's look in the '90s.