The Seven Sisters

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Historic Football Jerseys: Rarities from Le 7sorelle.it

There was a time when Serie A football was considered among the best in the world. It was the late 1990s, and the so-called Seven Sisters fought to the last goal for the Scudetto. This particular club included the top seven teams in the league: Juventus, Milan, Inter, Fiorentina, Parma, Lazio, and Roma. Today, the jerseys worn by these great champions have become collector's items with enormous sentimental and financial value. In the online catalog, you'll find historic Serie A jerseys dedicated to the Seven Sisters of the Italian championship . Vintage Juventus jerseys from the Agnelli dynasty, historic Fiorentina jerseys led by Vittorio Cecchi Gori, the vintage Parma football jersey from Parmalat owner Callisto Tanzi, the historic SS Lazio jersey purchased in the early 1990s by Sergio Cragnotti, and not forgetting the retro football jerseys from Berlusconi's Milan, Moratti's Inter, and Sensi's Roma.

Original Historic Football Shirts

The Seven Sisters' successes were due to the significant investments made over the years by the various club presidents, the tactics employed on the pitch, and the presence of top players capable of keeping the championship alive until the final matchday. For each of the Seven Sisters, we have created a catalog packed with historic football jerseys that have marked the various teams' journeys.

We remember a historic Juventus shirt from the 90s, blue with gold stars on the shoulders, signed Kappa, with which they won the Champions League in the 1995/1996 season, a team that featured champions of the caliber of Fabrizio Ravanelli, Angelo Di Livio and Gianluca Vialli.

A memorable one among the historic AC Milan shirts , with which they won three competitions—the Champions League, the Scudetto, and the Italian Super Cup—was the 1993/1994 football season with its equally sized red and black vertical stripes. The kit was worn by a squad packed with champions: Baresi, Maldini, Boban, and Massaro.

An Inter shirt from the 90s with black and blue stripes that we remember is certainly the Inter 97/98 shirt with the historic sponsors Pirelli and Umbro, in that year the phenomenon Ronaldo played with the number 10.

The historic 1995/96 Fiorentina jersey made by Reebok, with commercial sponsor Sammontana, is unforgettable. The home jersey is the traditional purple, with a lily shaded in lighter shades right in the center of the shirt and red and white piping on the collar and shorts. On the pitch, they played alongside champions of the caliber of Toldo, Rui Costa, and Batistuta, under Claudio Ranieri's guidance, winning the club's fifth Coppa Italia and the Supercoppa the following year.

Lazio became a fully-fledged member of the Seven Sisters in the early 2000s, winning the Italian Championship and the UEFA Cup in the 1999/2000 season under coach Sven-Göran Eriksson. Among the historic Lazio jerseys, we remember the one that pays homage to the club's founding, designed by Puma and featuring the historic commercial sponsor Cirio, in sky blue with black sleeve trim and chest band.

Among AS Roma's historic shirts, we certainly can't forget the one from the 2000/2001 Scudetto season. Batistuta, formerly of Fiorentina, was signed, and Totti had been playing for his team since 1992. The uniform that year was made by Kappa and was the main item for INA Assitalia. The shirt was red with a yellow collar, white shorts, and black socks.

Finally, we remember Carlo Ancelotti's Parma team of 1996/97, which finished second behind Juventus, securing their first Champions League qualification. The following season saw the emergence of future world champions, the young Fabio Cannavaro and Gianluigi Buffon. The historic Parma jersey that year was made by Puma, with a white background and small yellow and blue details.

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