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2000/2001 Polo Roma Kappa. At the beginning of the new millennium the scudetto remained in the capital, but this time the benefactors were the players of the Giallorossi team. With a Francesco Totti on the shields, Capelli's formation defeated all their opponents, thanks to the twenty-one goals scored in total by the former Fiorentina goalscorer, Gabriel Omar Batistuta.

The product is clearly visible from the various photos. The polo shirt has short sleeves, in red with blue trim in the centre, where there is an 'asroma' writing, on the ends of the sleeves and on the raised collar, with three buttons; the club logo is embroidered on the top left while the technical sponsor, Kappa, is embroidered on the right in orange.

On the back, under the collar, there is again the embroidered logo of the technical sponsor in orange.

1994/1995 Juventus Kappa Training Shorts. The black and white striped team, in that period, experienced a phase of wide revolution, with several new grafts and the entry of a new coach, the rampant Marcello Lippi, who definitively sanctioned the transition from the era marked by the work of Giampiero Boniperti and Giovanni Trapattoni to that of the triad formed by Luciano Moggi, Antonio Giraudo and Roberto Bettega. The result of this change was above all the Serie A victory, which the players dedicated to their teammate, Andrea Fortunato, who died a few months earlier from leukemia.

The product is well presented by the photos that concern it. The shorts tending towards a fairly light black; on the bottom left is the logo of the technical sponsor, Kappa, embroidered in black with white edges, with the relative wording, while the club logo is embroidered on the opposite side; on the sides of the shorts there are vertical grey, white and black stripes on which the logo and name of the technical sponsor appear, repeated several times.