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Official Lazio jacket from the 2000/2001 season, made by technical sponsor Puma and featuring Siemens Mobile Phones as the commercial sponsor. The light blue jacket, with white and black details, has the Lazio crest sewn on the chest, next to the Puma logo and Siemens branding. The back features a large Puma logo and Siemens print. The simple yet elegant design reflects the sporty style of that era. Available in adult size.

Historical anecdote:
The 2000/2001 season followed Lazio’s triumphant Scudetto win the year before, but it proved to be a more challenging campaign. Despite the difficulties, the team, led first by Sven-Göran Eriksson and later Dino Zoff, remained competitive in Serie A, finishing third and qualifying for the Champions League. One of the season’s standout players was Argentine striker Hernán Crespo, whose goals were key for the team.

Official AS Roma T-shirt produced by technical sponsor Nike for the 2014/2015 season. The white T-shirt features the club’s emblem in the center, with the iconic she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus. Beneath the she-wolf, the club's founding year, "1927", is displayed against a yellow and red background, Roma’s traditional colors. The Nike logo is subtly placed below the collar. This simple yet stylish T-shirt symbolizes the historical bond between the team and the city of Rome, perfect for fans who want to proudly show their Giallorossi pride.

Historical anecdote: The 2014/2015 season was one of Roma's strongest under manager Rudi Garcia, as the team finished second in Serie A, behind Juventus. With key players like Francesco Totti and Radja Nainggolan, Roma remained competitive, though they didn't win major trophies. However, the second-place finish secured direct access to the Champions League, keeping the fans' spirits high.