Napoli

Official Napoli Home jersey made by Ennerre for the 1990/1991 season. The jersey features Napoli's iconic light blue color, accented by a white band across the chest. It showcases the Napoli crest on the chest, alongside the Ennerre logo and the famous Mars sponsor. The left side displays the Scudetto badge, celebrating the triumph of the previous season. The polo collar and "V" neckline add a classic touch. Size is "S".

Historical Anecdote:
The 1990/1991 season marked a transitional period for Napoli. Following their second Scudetto win, the team faced challenges, finishing seventh in Serie A. Diego Maradona remained the team’s technical and charismatic leader, but due to personal issues and sanctions, he left the club the following year. This jersey represents the last season Maradona wore Napoli's number 10, making it a highly valuable piece of history.

Official Napoli tracksuit made by technical sponsor Ennerre for the 1986/1987 season, a historic year for the club’s first-ever Scudetto. This model features the classic sky-blue color with white stripes on the sleeves, decorated with the repeated Ennerre logo. On the front, the Napoli crest is displayed alongside the Buitoni logo, the main sponsor of that season, with the embroidered Ennerre emblem. The indicated size is 48. On the back, the large "Buitoni" lettering recalls the distinctive style of the era.

The 1986/1987 season was legendary for Napoli and its leader, Diego Armando Maradona. Wearing the iconic blue jersey, Napoli won its first Serie A title and the Coppa Italia, completing a historic double. Maradona was the undisputed star, scoring crucial goals and igniting the passion of the Neapolitan fans. This period remains the pinnacle of the club’s history, cementing Napoli among the elite of Italian football.