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Inter shirt, produced by Nike for the 2008/2009 season, symbol of Luís Figo's last year with the Nerazzurri. The classic design features the iconic black and blue stripes with gold details, a tribute to the title won the previous season. The round collar and the sleeves finished in gold add elegance to the uniform. On the chest we find the Nike logo on the right, the Inter crest with the star on the left and the tricolor shield in the center. The commercial sponsor Pirelli is printed in gold on the front. On the back there is the name "Figo" and the number 7 in white with gold edges. The shirt is in size L.

The 2008/2009 season marked the end of the career of Luís Figo, one of the greatest talents of his generation. With Inter, the Portuguese star won numerous trophies, contributing to the Nerazzurri's dominance in Serie A. Under the guidance of José Mourinho, Inter won their fourth consecutive Scudetto, with Figo playing an important role in the group, despite his advanced age. The last match of his career was played on May 31, 2009 against Atalanta, when he was substituted amid applause at San Siro, thus closing a glorious era.

Official Lazio away jersey for the 1993/1994 season, made by Umbro. The design features a striking yellow base with blue details on the collar and sleeves, along with a subtle geometric pattern. The Umbro logo is embroidered on the chest next to Lazio’s crest, while the commercial sponsor Banca di Roma is printed in black across the front. The large number 10 is printed on the back, a classic touch from the era.

During the 1993/1994 season, Lazio was emerging as a strong contender in both Italian and European football. One of the standout players of that period was Giuseppe Signori, one of Serie A’s top strikers, who wore the number 10 jersey and became a key figure for the team.