Official Sampdoria third jersey for the 1995/1996 season, produced by Asics and featuring "Seedorf" with the number 17 on the back. The jersey is a vibrant red with a central horizontal band of blue, white, and black stripes, with Sampdoria’s iconic logo in the center. The chest displays the Asics logo and the special "Samp for Peace" sponsor, a charitable campaign promoted by the club for peace. The polo collar is red with blue, white, and black stripes, matching the club's traditional colors, while the fabric features a geometric pattern with embossed Asics logos.

Historical Anecdote:
The 1995/1996 season marked Clarence Seedorf's debut in Serie A with Sampdoria. The young Dutch talent quickly showcased his technical and tactical skills, contributing to the team’s solid performance. Managed by Sven-Göran Eriksson, Sampdoria finished the season in 8th place. Seedorf would go on to become one of the most successful midfielders of his generation, but his stint with Sampdoria remains memorable for fans as the start of his Italian career.

Official Nigeria home jersey for the 1996 season, crafted by technical sponsor Nike. This iconic jersey features a white base with a bold green central stripe, complemented by green accents on the sleeves and sides. The black collar with a distinctive black-and-white geometric pattern adds a unique and recognizable design element. The chest displays "NIGERIA" in bold black letters, topped by the Nigerian eagle, symbolizing national pride. The Nike logo appears in green above the text, while the Nigerian Football Federation patch is on the right sleeve.

The 1996 jersey is a symbol of Nigerian football, marking the year when the national team, known as the "Super Eagles," won the gold medal at the Atlanta Olympics—a historic achievement for Africa. Led by stars like Nwankwo Kanu and Jay-Jay Okocha, the team amazed the world with its talent and determination, inspiring future generations.