Official Lazio away jersey from the 1997/1998 season, crafted by technical sponsor Umbro. This jersey stands out with its yellow color and navy blue details on the shoulders and collar, showcasing an iconic design. The Lazio crest is stitched on the chest, along with the black Umbro logo and Cirio commercial sponsor. On the back, the name "Mancini" and number 10 are applied in navy blue. The jersey, size L, is a collectible piece tied to one of Lazio’s most iconic players.

Historical anecdote about Lazio's 1997/1998 season
The 1997/1998 season saw Roberto Mancini, already a legend of Italian football, becoming a key figure for Lazio under Sven-Göran Eriksson's management. The team finished seventh in Serie A but shone in the Coppa Italia, reaching and winning the final against Milan. Mancini delivered classy performances and demonstrated his leadership. This jersey celebrates Lazio’s revival in the late '90s.

Official Perugia polo for the 2000/2001 season, crafted by technical sponsor Galex. The design features a black base with grey details and red inserts along the collar and seams, creating an elegant contrast. On the front, the embroidered Galex logo, Perugia crest, and Daewoo Matiz commercial sponsor stand out in white. The sleeves display multiple Galex logos in red and white, making this polo unique and instantly recognizable.

Historical anecdote about Perugia's 2000/2001 season
The 2000/2001 season was a special moment for Perugia under coach Serse Cosmi, who led the Umbrian team with great determination in Serie A. The team stood out for its fighting spirit and the contributions of iconic players such as Ahn Jung-hwan, who scored the decisive goal against Inter, and Marco Materazzi, a defensive leader. The club ended the season with a safe mid-table finish, solidifying its presence in the top tier.