THIRD NAPOLI JERSEY ENNERRE N11 1988/1989

€3.500,00

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The shirt is in excellent condition, the fabric has its original characteristics, soft to the touch. The logos are in perfect condition.

DETAILS:

Red short sleeve shirt with a heavy fabric. 100% acrylic fabric. The shirt features the Ennerre logo sewn on the left side, Mars sponsor painted in white. Number 11 stitched on the back in a zig zag pattern.

ANECDOTES AND CURIOSITIES:
On 11 June 1989 the third to last day of the Serie A championship is played. Napoli is on stage at "Cino e Lillo Del Duca" in Ascoli. This match will go down in history due to the attacking debut of Raffaele Di Fusco, a professional goalkeeper. A Napoli full of absences goes to the Marche with only 14 players, including the second blue goalkeeper. At 79 'Careca is injured; Ottavio Bianchi has already thrown into the fray the only player of movement available and so, with the number 16 and in the role of striker, Raffaele Di Fusco enters. At the end of the match, easily won by the hosts 2-0 with goals from Cvetkovi? and the former Giordano, Bianchi will say: "Di Fusco is stronger than the Primavera forwards."

PLAYERS: Diego Armando Maradona, Careca, Fernando De Napoli, Alemao, Giuliano Giuliani, Andrea Carnevale, Francesco Romano, Ciro Ferrara, Alessandro Renica, Giancarlo Corradini, Giovanni Francini, Massimo Crippa, Luca Fusi, Antonio Carannante, Marco Ferrante

CLASSIFICATION IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP: 2nd place

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You can return the product within 14 days of purchasing it.

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Vintage sportswear sizes don't follow modern standards: each item comes from a different era, manufacturer, and manufacturing process.
For this reason, the measurements are indicative and may vary from piece to piece.

To get the exact measurements of the individual item, contact us here .
All measurements are in centimeters (cm) .

1980s

Variable fit, often shorter

Cut	Chest	Length	Length
Youth	81–86	61–63.5	43–46
S	86–91	63.5–66	48–51
M	96.5–101.5	66–68.5	51–53
THE	107–112	71–73.5	53–56
XL	117–122	73.5–76	58–61
XXL	122–127	76–78.5	61–63.5

1990s

Wider fit, characteristic of the era

Cut	Chest	Length	Length
Youth	86–91	63.5–66	48–51
S	91–96.5	68.5–71	51–53
M	96.5–101.5	71–73.5	56–58.5
THE	107–112	73.5–76	61–63.5
XL	117–122	76–78.5	63.5–66
XXL	122–127	78.5–81	66–68.5

2000s

More modern fit, less oversized

Cut	Chest	Length	Length
XL Boys	86–91	63.5–66	53–56
S	91–96.5	68.5–71	58.5–61
M	96.5–101.5	71–73.5	61–63.5
THE	107–112	73.5–76	63.5–66
XL	117–122	76–78.5	66–68.5
XXL	122–127	78.5–81	68.5–71

2010 and beyond

More snug and standardized fit

Cut	Chest	Length	Length
XS	86–91	61–63.5	43–46
S	91–96.5	63.5–66	48–51
M	96.5–101.5	66–68.5	51–53
THE	107–112	68.5–71	53–56
XL	117–122	71–73.5	58–61
XXL	122–127	73.5–76	61–63.5
3XL	127–132	76–78.5	66–68.5