Inter

Official Inter training sweatshirt from the 1999/2000 season, produced by technical sponsor Nike. The design features the embroidered Nike logo on the chest alongside the Nerazzurri club crest, with the Pirelli commercial sponsor applied in the center. The long-sleeved sweatshirt includes elastic cuffs with contrasting details and a round collar with black and white trim. Designed for training, it provides comfort and protection during colder days. Size XL.

Historical Anecdote
The 1999/2000 season for Inter was marked by the arrival of Marcello Lippi as coach and a squad featuring stars like Ronaldo, Baggio, and Vieri. Despite high expectations, the season proved challenging, with the team struggling to achieve major goals. Training sessions with this sweatshirt saw players working hard to reclaim their position at the top of Serie A and Europe.

Official Inter home jersey for the 1998/1999 season, produced by Nike and personalized with Iván Zamorano’s iconic number 1+8. The jersey features the classic black and blue stripes, the Nike logo embroidered in yellow on the right chest, and the club crest with the star on the left. The Pirelli sponsor logo is prominently displayed in white across the chest. On the back, Zamorano’s name and the legendary 1+8 number are printed in white, a unique and memorable choice in football history. Size XL.

Historical Anecdote
Iván Zamorano, the Chilean striker, was a fan favorite at Inter during the late 1990s. The 1+8 number was born when Ronaldo arrived and took Zamorano’s number 9. To maintain his identity and fighting spirit, Zamorano opted for this creative numbering, which has become legendary. During the 1998/1999 season, Inter competed in the Champions League, with Zamorano playing a vital role with his leadership and experience.