Official England away jersey for the 1998 World Cup in France, produced by technical sponsor Umbro and customized with David Beckham’s name and number 7. The jersey features a striking red design with subtle vertical stripes and navy blue accents on the collar and sleeves. The Three Lions crest is centrally placed above the number 7, while "Beckham" is printed on the back in white with a blue outline. Size M.

David Beckham made a lasting impact at the 1998 World Cup, scoring a stunning free-kick against Colombia in the group stage. However, his tournament was overshadowed by a controversial red card against Argentina in the Round of 16, an incident that fueled both criticism and admiration, shaping his legacy as one of England’s greatest footballers.

Official AC Siena polo shirt from the 2000/2001 season, produced by technical sponsor Lotto. The design is both elegant and sporty, featuring a gray base with black details on the shoulders and sleeves. The polo has a three-button collar, with the Lotto logo and Siena crest embroidered on the chest. Additional Lotto branding is present on the sleeves, and "Italian Sport Design" is printed on the back. Made of cotton, ensuring comfort and durability. Size XL.

During the 2000/2001 season, Siena was competing in Serie B, aiming to secure their place in the league. Coached by Giuseppe Papadopulo, the team experienced a season of ups and downs, with the primary goal of avoiding relegation. The squad featured a mix of experienced players and young talents, laying the foundation for the club’s growth, which ultimately led to their historic promotion to Serie A in 2003.