Official Inter away jersey from the 2004/2005 season, personalized with Adriano’s name and number 10. Made by technical sponsor Nike, the jersey is white with a black collar and a central blue and black horizontal band, featuring the Pirelli sponsor. The Inter badge with a star is applied on the chest, while the official Serie A patch is stitched on the right sleeve. The back displays Adriano 10 in blue perforated numbers. Size: L.

The 2004/2005 season was one of Adriano's most prolific for Inter. The Brazilian striker, known as "The Emperor," scored 28 goals across all competitions, leading Inter to win the Coppa Italia. With his powerful shot and physical presence, Adriano became a fan favorite and a symbol of Inter’s attack.

Official Netherlands home shirt from the 2002 season, produced by Nike and personalized with the name and number 11 of Marc Overmars. The design features the iconic orange base with black details on the collar, sleeves, and side panels. The KNVB crest is embroidered on the left chest, with the Nike logo on the right. On the back, “Overmars” and number 11 are printed in black. Authentic match model, size L.

The 2002 season was marked by the Netherlands’ surprising failure to qualify for the World Cup in Korea and Japan. Despite the setback, Marc Overmars remained a key figure for the Oranje, known for his blistering pace and ability to beat defenders. The winger, who had starred for both Arsenal and Barcelona, continued to represent the pride and talent of Dutch football during a transitional period for the national team.