Adidas

Official Deportivo La Coruña jacket from the 1996/1997 season, made by technical sponsor Adidas. The jacket features a navy blue base with light blue panels and white accents on the sleeves. The iconic Adidas three stripes run along the shoulders, and the white Adidas logo is printed on the chest. “R.C. Deportivo” is embroidered on the sleeves. The jacket is padded, with a high collar, zip closure, and two front pockets. Size is XL.

In the 1996/1997 season, Deportivo La Coruña established itself among Spain’s top teams, finishing third in La Liga. Brazilian star Rivaldo played a crucial role, scoring 21 goals in his only season with the club. His performances were instrumental in securing a UEFA Cup spot and marked the beginning of his rise as an international football icon.

Official AC Milan home jersey for the 2002/2003 season, produced by Adidas and personalized with the name "Rivaldo" and number 11. The jersey features the traditional red and black vertical stripes, with a black polo collar. The Adidas logo is positioned on the right chest, while the AC Milan crest is on the left side. The commercial sponsor "Opel" is applied at the center of the jersey. On the back, the name "Rivaldo" and number 11 are printed in white. The jersey is available in size M.​

Historical Anecdote

In the 2002/2003 season, AC Milan experienced a remarkable year, winning the UEFA Champions League for the sixth time in its history. Rivaldo, who joined from Barcelona, contributed to the team's success with his experience and technical skills. Although not always a starter, the Brazilian star made his mark, adding international prestige to Milan's midfield.​