Lazio

Official Lazio Home Jersey, 1999/2000 season, personalized with Juan Sebastián Verón's name and number 23. This iconic light blue jersey features black details on the sleeves and a V-neck collar, made by Puma. It includes the club crest and the Cirio commercial sponsor on the front, while the Lega Calcio patch on the sleeve adds an authentic touch. Verón’s name and number in black on the back highlight his role as a leader on the field.

During the 1999/2000 season, Juan Sebastián Verón was a key player for Lazio, contributing significantly to their Serie A title and Coppa Italia victory. Known for his vision and passing skills, Verón became the heart of Lazio's midfield, leading the team to a historic double. This jersey represents a golden era in Lazio’s history, with Verón among the most beloved players by fans.

This official Lazio home jersey for the 2003/2004 season was made by Puma and sponsored by Parmacotto. The Lazio blue color is enhanced by white inserts along the sides and shoulders, giving it a modern and dynamic look. The Lazio crest is on the left chest, with the Puma logo on the right, and Parmacotto branding prominently displayed in yellow and black in the center. The back features the name "Mihajlovic" and number 11, paying tribute to Serbian defender Sinisa Mihajlovic, known for his powerful free kicks and leadership on the field.

During the 2003/2004 season, Sinisa Mihajlovic was a cornerstone of Lazio's defense and played a key role in their Coppa Italia victory. His free-kick prowess made him a formidable threat to opposing goalkeepers and a fan favorite at Lazio. Under Roberto Mancini's management, Lazio had a strong season in both Serie A and domestic competitions.