Umbro

The shirt is in good condition, the fabric generally retains its original characteristics, except for small imperfections, it does not show opacity and discolorations

DETAILS

Scotland vintage shirt in excellent condition, peach color with purple and yellow details, embroidery in order, technical sponsor print (Umbro) lower front slightly faded by time, stiff collar.

ANECDOTES AND CURIOSITIES

After 23 years since the last time, the Scottish national football team will return to play a major international event. He will do it with the strongest team of the last generations. Against England, 25 years later, McAllister's missed penalty and perhaps the best goal of Paul Gascoigne's career still burns in the minds of the Scots.

TOP PLAYERS

McCoist, Boyd, McCall, Calderwood, Burle

CLASSIFICATION:

The shirt is in good condition from the point of view of the fabric. The white color has undergone a slight yellowing due to time. It does not have halos and color discontinuities.

DETAILS:

Training shirt with short sleeves in white.
Fiorucci sponsor in sublimation. Umbro logo in sublimation.
Star and Club Logo printed in the fabric on the left side.
Umbro label inside the neck

ANECDOTES AND CURIOSITIES:
Osvaldo Bagnoli was the coach of Inter for a season and a half. Arrived at the beginning of 1992/1993 camoioanto, he managed to win a satisfying second place behind Milan. The following season, 1993/1994, he was sacked on the twenty-second matchday, sensationally leaving football at 59 years old. Before sitting on the neroazzurra bench, Osvaldo bagnoli, winner of a scudetto with Verona in 1985, was approached by president Silvio Berlusconi's Milan. A legend tells that Gianni Brera advised the Cavaliere to hire the technician but he refused because "Bagnoli is a communist". Bagnoli himself, some time later, said in an interview: "I voted a socialist, only because my father did it. I have never been involved in politics, he did not interest me. I was really surprised. "

PLAYERS: Giuseppe Bergomi, Walter Zenga, Igor Shalimov, Sergio Battistini, Luigi De Agostini, Nicola Berti, Rubén Sosa, Davide Fontolan, Antonio Paganin, Salvatore Schillaci, Riccardo Ferri, Matthias Sammer, Angelo Orlando, Antonio Manicone, Alessandro Bianchi, Paolo Tramezzani , Darko Pancev

CLASSIFICATION IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP: 2nd place