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Napoli
Napoli are one of Italy’s most storied and passionate clubs, defined by iconic shirts, unforgettable nights at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, and a fiercely loyal fanbase. Their golden era began with the arrival of Diego Maradona in the 1980s, who inspired the club to its first ever Serie A title in 1987, followed by another Scudetto in 1990 and a UEFA Cup triumph in 1989.
In recent years, Napoli have re-emerged as a dominant force in Italian football, crowned champions in 2022–23 after a 33-year wait, led by stars like Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Victor Osimhen, and winning the league again in the 2024–25 season. From the brilliance of Maradona to modern-day heroes, Napoli’s history is one of flair and resilience, with their famous sky-blue shirt a symbol of pride for an entire city.
Shop Now1993-94 AC Milan Home
The 1993–94 AC Milan home shirt is a true classic, steeped in history and success. Featuring the iconic red and black stripes, a bold black collar with red trim, and elegant details like the tricolour shield and gold-outlined star embroidered on the chest, this design captured the essence of Milan’s dominance in the early ’90s.
Worn during a treble-winning campaign under the legendary Fabio Capello, Milan lifted the Serie A title, the Supercoppa Italiana, and capped it off with a stunning 4–0 victory over Barcelona in the Champions League final. Despite the departure of Ruud Gullit and Frank Rijkaard, and long-term injury to Marco van Basten, the Rossoneri showed their depth and grit, led by defensive stalwarts like Franco Baresi, Marcel Desailly, and Daniele Massaro.
Shop NowFrancesco Totti
Francesco Totti is the ultimate symbol of loyalty and elegance in football. A true one-club legend who devoted his entire 25-year career to AS Roma. Known as “Il Capitano,” Totti was more than just a playmaker or goalscorer, he was the heart and soul of the Giallorossi. Making his debut in 1993, he went on to become Roma’s all-time top scorer and most-capped player, amassing over 300 goals in more than 750 appearances.
Totti’s vision, technique, and trademark chipped finishes became iconic, with standout moments including leading Roma to their historic Serie A title win in 2001 and lifting the World Cup with Italy in 2006. Revered in Rome and respected across the globe, Totti’s loyalty, flair, and deep connection with the fans make him one of the most beloved figures the game has ever seen.
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