Parma

Parma's Historic Jerseys: The Yellow and Blues of the Seven Sisters

The Parma football has a long history behind it and between the 90s and 00s it became part of what are called the 7 sisters of Serie A. It was founded in 1913 by the lawyer Ennio Tardini, who also began construction of the stadium. The yellow and blues went from strength to strength in Serie B and C until the 1960s, when they were relegated to Serie D in 1966. The 1970s are remembered for a very young Carlo Ancelotti who played for Parma Calcio, and scored two goals against Triestina in the 1978-1979 season. A turning point in Parma's history came in 1989, when then-president Ceresini appointed the promising coach Nevio Scala to the Serie B bench. The club managed to advance to Serie A and became the property of Calisto Tanzi's multinational Parmalat, with Giorgio Pedraneschi appointed president of the club.

Historic Parma shirts from the 90s and 00s

The 1990/91 season ended with Parma in sixth place and their first UEFA Champions League appearance. Parma enjoyed further success in the 1991/92 season, winning their first Coppa Italia, defeating Juventus 2-0 in the final with goals from Melli and Osio, thus rejoining the Seven Sisters. The 1994/95 season continued their rivalry with Juventus, but only managed to beat them in the UEFA Cup. In 1996/97, Carlo Ancelotti's Parma finished second behind Juventus, qualifying for the Champions League for the first time. The 1997/98 season saw the success of the future world champions, the youngsters. Fabio Cannavaro And Gianluigi Buffon . The 1999/00 season opened in style with a Super Cup victory over AC Milan. A dark period followed, with the Parmalat collapse, but the team held firm and finished fifth in the league that year. In the 2006/07 season, the club was relegated to Serie B, and thanks to coach Guidolin, the club returned to Serie A in the 2009/10 season. Among the various successes and competitions won over the years, we remember many of the historic football shirts, such as the signed shirt. Champion 00/01 also worn by Fabio Cannavaro in the traditional club colours of yellow and blue. Again, we remember the Parma 94/95 vintage shirt Produced by Umbro, the white jersey is reminiscent of the original white shirt with a black cross on the chest. Our collection is rich in memorabilia, and in addition to retro football shirts, you'll also find vintage sweatshirts, tracksuits, and sports bags.