Parma

Official Parma AC jacket for the 1992/1993 season, produced by Umbro. The jacket features a navy blue design with geometric tonal graphics on the sleeves and back. The Umbro logo is embroidered in yellow on the right chest, and the Parma AC crest is stitched on the left. It has a full zip closure, adjustable drawstring waist, elastic cuffs, and a packable hood in the collar. Size marked as M.

Historical Anecdote

The 1992/1993 season was historic for Parma, as under coach Nevio Scala the team won the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup, defeating Royal Antwerp 3-1 in the final at Wembley. That year marked the rise of stars like Tomas Brolin, Faustino Asprilla, and Gianfranco Zola, who formed a formidable attacking trio. The European triumph kickstarted a golden era for the club throughout the 1990s.

Official Parma home jersey for the 2001/2002 season, produced by technical sponsor Champion and personalized with the name and number 10 of Hidetoshi Nakata. The design features the iconic yellow and blue horizontal stripes, with blue and yellow details on the collar and sleeves. The Parma crest is stitched on the left chest, while the Champion logo is embroidered on the shoulders and front. The commercial sponsor Joy Parmalat is displayed on the front, and the Nakata 10 personalization is on the back. The right sleeve features the official Serie A patch. Size XL.

Historical Anecdote
The 2001/2002 season was significant for Parma, as they won the Coppa Italia by defeating Juventus in the final. Hidetoshi Nakata, who arrived from Roma, played a crucial role with his refined technique and vision. The Japanese playmaker quickly became a fan favorite, delivering outstanding performances and scoring decisive goals.