1995/1996 USA Away Nike Shirt featuring red and blue horizontal stripes over a white base, with a navy V-neck collar and ribbed sleeve ends. The USA federation crest is placed on the left chest, while the red Nike logo appears on the right. Size is XL.
2010/2011 Arsenal Nike Jacket made of blue technical fabric with black detailing. The left chest features the official Arsenal crest, while the Nike logo appears in yellow on the right. The back displays a geometric Arsenal emblem. The jacket includes a full zip front, elastic cuffs, and a high collar for optimal comfort and protection.
1999/2000 England Away Umbro Shirt Shearer 9 in classic red with navy collar and sleeve trim. Features the national team crest with the Three Lions, Umbro branding and number 9 on the front. On the back, the name Shearer and number 9 honor the legendary England striker. The size shown is L.
2006 Away Italy Shirt Totti 10 in white with blue trim, featuring the official FIGC crest with three stars and Puma logos on both sleeves. The number 10 is displayed on the front and “Totti 10” is featured on the back, celebrating the Italian legend’s role in Italy’s triumphant 2006 World Cup campaign. Size is L.
2010 Italy Home Shirt Puma Cannavaro 5 in classic Azzurri blue with white details and a tricolour collar trim. The FIGC crest appears on the chest alongside the Puma logo, while the back shows “Cannavaro” and number 5.
Official Italy team jacket made by Puma for the 2004/2006 period. Size not specified. It features the Italian Football Federation crest with three stars and golden Puma logos on the front and sleeves. On the back, the “Italia” lettering also appears in gold. This padded jacket includes an integrated hood and zip closure covered by snap buttons, ideal for cold weather and used by staff and players during official events.
Italy home shirt from the 2000 season, manufactured by Kappa. Classic light blue color with a minimalist design featuring the Italian tricolour badge on the chest and number 13 on front and back. Kappa logos on the sleeves and a embroidered stars. Size XXL.
Official Italy National Team shorts made by Kappa for the 2000 season, KombatRyder model, featuring number 18. Blue Kappa logos are applied on both sides, standing out against the clean white fabric. Size XL, with original tag still attached.
Fun fact: These shorts belong to the iconic "Kombat" line by Kappa, introduced in the early 2000s, which revolutionized performance wear with tight fits and advanced materials.
2004 Home Italy Goalkeeper Shirt Puma Buffon 1. This shirt by Puma features the Italian national team crest with three stars and Buffon's name and number 1 on the front and back. The jersey is in a deep navy blue with tonal textures and golden accents. Puma logos appear on the chest and sleeves. Size marked is M.
Home PSG shirt from the 2013/2014 season, made by Nike and featuring the name and number of Argentine forward Ezequiel Lavezzi, 22. The shirt includes the Nike logo on the chest, main sponsor Fly Emirates, and back sponsor Ooredoo. The crewneck collar is accented with red and white, perfectly matching the iconic PSG colors. Size XL.
Italy away shirt made by Puma for the 2006 season, size XL. A clean and elegant design in white with blue details on the collar and sleeves, featuring the FIGC crest with three stars at the center. On the back, it proudly displays number 21 and Pirlo’s name, celebrating the maestro of the Italian midfield.
This shirt is a tribute to Italy’s glorious 2006 World Cup victory in Germany. Andrea Pirlo played a pivotal role in that campaign, delivering key assists and showing masterful control, including a crucial penalty in the final against France.
Argentina away shirt made by Adidas for the 2004 season, size XL. The design features navy blue with sky blue details, AFA federation crest with two stars, and Adidas technical sponsor. On the back, the number 18 and name Messi are featured, celebrating Lionel Messi’s early years with the national team.
An iconic detail: this was the first number worn by Lionel Messi in his debut match with Argentina’s senior team, during a 2005 friendly against Hungary, where he was famously sent off just minutes after coming on. That match, however, marked the beginning of one of football's most legendary careers.
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