Atalanta

Atalanta third jersey from the 1997/1998 season, made by Asics. The design features a bold yellow base with black and blue details and a large stylized graphic on the front. The Asics logo appears on the chest alongside the Atalanta crest and the main sponsor Somet. The back displays "Lucarelli" and the number 9.

Cristiano Lucarelli, a striker with great determination, played for Atalanta during a key period of his career. Although his time in Bergamo was not the most prolific, he later became an icon at Livorno, winning the Serie A top scorer title in the 2004/2005 season.

Official Atalanta jacket for the 1995/1996 season, produced by technical sponsor Asics and featuring commercial sponsor Somet Credito Bergamasco. In blue with black details on the collar and upper section, it displays the embroidered Asics logo on the chest and sleeves, while the Atalanta crest is applied on the left side. The back features a large Asics logo alongside the Somet Credito Bergamasco branding. The sleeve inserts are adorned with repeating Asics logos. In size XL, this jacket is a 1990s classic and a must-have for Atalanta fans.

Historical anecdote
The 1995/1996 season was a memorable one for Atalanta, as the team reached the Coppa Italia final, ultimately losing to Fiorentina but achieving a significant milestone. A standout player was Filippo Inzaghi, in his debut season with Atalanta, who emerged as one of Italy’s most promising forwards. His talent helped elevate the team and laid the foundation for an extraordinary career at the pinnacle of European football.