Parma home jersey from the 2006/2007 season, made by Erreà. The design features the club’s iconic yellow cross on a blue background. The chest displays the Erreà logo, Parma Calcio badge, and commercial sponsors Gimoka and Play Radio. The lightweight, breathable fabric ensures maximum comfort. Size XL.

The 2006/2007 season was a challenging one for Parma, as they fought until the final matchday to secure Serie A survival. Under Claudio Ranieri's management, the team staged an incredible comeback in the closing stages of the season, finishing 12th. One of the key players was Giuseppe Rossi, on loan from Manchester United, whose performances proved crucial in Parma's fight for safety.

Juventus training jersey made by Kappa for the 1991/1992 season. Features a black design with white and green details, including the V-neck collar and Kappa branding on the shoulders. The chest displays the Kappa logo and Upim sponsor, while the back showcases "Juventus" and the Kappa emblem. Made of breathable mesh fabric, ideal for training. Size XL.

During the 1991/1992 season, Juventus, under Giovanni Trapattoni, finished second in Serie A behind Milan. Star players included Roberto Baggio and Salvatore Schillaci, with Baggio delivering outstanding performances. Despite missing out on the title, Juventus displayed strong defensive solidity and exciting football.