Adidas

Official Juventus third jersey for the 2021/2022 season, produced by Adidas. The design is inspired by the 1990s, featuring a vibrant combination of yellow, blue, and white reminiscent of the club’s classic alternate kits. The blue V-neck collar matches the Adidas stripes on the shoulders, while the Jeep 4XE sponsor is centered on the chest. The embroidered Adidas logo appears on the right, with the Juventus crest and three stars on the left. Made with Primegreen technology, an eco-friendly recycled fabric. Size XL.

The 2021/2022 season was a transitional year for Juventus, marked by the return of Massimiliano Allegri as head coach after a two-year absence. The team had an inconsistent campaign, finishing fourth in Serie A and securing a Champions League spot. One of the standout players was Dušan Vlahović, who joined from Fiorentina in January and provided crucial goals. Juventus also reached the Coppa Italia final but fell short against Inter in a heated Derby d’Italia clash.

Official Bayern Munich Away jersey from the 1998/1999 season, produced by Adidas. The shirt features a striking design with a white upper section and a red lower section, accented by thin horizontal blue stripes. The red polo collar with white and blue details adds elegance. The front displays the Adidas logo, Bayern Munich crest, and Opel sponsor. The back features the "Bayern München" lettering.

Size: XL

Historical Anecdote
The 1998/1999 season is famously remembered for Bayern Munich's heartbreaking UEFA Champions League final loss to Manchester United. Coached by Ottmar Hitzfeld, Bayern led for most of the match thanks to a Mario Basler goal, but in stoppage time, Sheringham and Solskjær completed a stunning comeback. Despite this, Bayern secured the Bundesliga title, reaffirming their dominance in German football.