Official training jersey of Cagliari Calcio from the 2003/2004 season, produced by technical sponsor A-Line. The jersey features a clean and elegant design with a red base, blue detailing along the sleeves, and white trims. The A-Line logo is displayed on the chest next to the "Cagliari Calcio" text, with the commercial sponsor "Terra Sarda" prominently in white at the center. On the back, the A-Line logo and sponsor are repeated. Made of 100% polyester, this jersey is an exclusive piece from the season that marked the team’s promotion to Serie A.

Historical anecdote
The 2003/2004 season was remarkable for Cagliari as they secured promotion to Serie A under coach Edoardo "Edy" Reja. The standout player was Gianfranco Zola, the Sardinian playmaker who returned home after years of success in England to help the team achieve significant milestones. Zola’s experience and skill were crucial, creating unforgettable moments for fans and bringing back the glory of Cagliari’s historic past.

Official Manchester United third jersey for the 1994/1995 season, made by Umbro and customized with Keane's name and number 16. The jersey features vertical blue and white stripes, historic details like the "Wembley 1968" inscription, and the club emblem embroidered on the chest. The technical sponsor Umbro and the commercial sponsor Sharp are prominently displayed on the right side and center, respectively. The jersey is a size L, perfect for collectors and fans of vintage football apparel.

Historical Anecdote:
The 1994/1995 season was pivotal for Roy Keane, who was solidifying his position as a key player in Manchester United's midfield. After his transfer from Nottingham Forest in 1993, Keane quickly showcased his determination and leadership on the pitch. That season, Manchester United fiercely competed for the Premier League title but narrowly lost to Blackburn Rovers. Despite the setback, Keane remained the driving force of the team, becoming a legend among Red Devils supporters.