Atalanta

Atalanta Historic Shirts: The Goddess' Vintage

Atalanta It was founded by a group of high school students in 1907 under the name Società Bergamasca di Ginnastica e Sports Atletici Atalanta. It had a football section from the very beginning, although the FIGC officially recognized it only in 1914. Atalanta is one of the teams with the most appearances in the league, has never won the Scudetto, and holds the all-time record for promotions to the top flight. In national competitions, it won its first Italian Cup in the 1962/63 season, beating Torino. with a hat-trick from Domenghini. It also qualified for the Champions League by finishing among the top spots in the 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 Serie A championships. It takes its name from a heroine of Greek mythology, Atalanta, and her profile has been reproduced on the club crest since the very first years. Atalanta historic shirts .

Atalanta Vintage shirt signed by major brands Nike, Asics, NR

The Atalanta uniform Originally, the team had thin black and white stripes. Only after the 1920 merger with Bergamasca was it decided to combine the club colors. In fact, the white was eliminated from both teams, and the Atalanta black and Bergamasca blue were retained, perfectly diverging from each other. After this merger, for a few years the uniform was black and blue checked, and then the vertical stripes we know today were introduced. With the liberalization of sponsorships, the first Atalanta shirt from the 80s . The shirt was produced by Puma and featured a black and blue collar and vertical stripes and the commercial sponsor was Sit-In. Among the historic Atalanta shirts We can't forget the ones produced by NR, a historic Italian sportswear brand. Always in the typical club colors, they were sold in sporting goods stores and always featured the historic Sit-In sponsor. With the arrival of the new decade, collaborations with new brands like Nike, Lotto, and Asics also began. Among the 90s soccer jerseys, the Atalanta Awey 94/95 jersey is a memorable one, with a white background and blue and black geometric inserts, typical of the decade. The kit from that year also featured the redesign of the crest from the previous year: an oval on a two-tone blue/black background and the profile of the Goddess.